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Ready for blast off at GymbaROO Wellington

WELLINGTON CITY — Space is the theme at GymbaROO Wellington this coming term, says teacher, Malcolm Aitken.

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Preschool neurological centre changes hands

WELLINGTON CITY — Wellington's community preschool education was bolstered today by the announcement that GymbaROO classes in Wilton are extending to include Saturdays.

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Not just Business As Usual Politics

WELLINGTON CITY — Although  we have different policies, I’ve been co-operating with Hayley Robinson and  Sridhar Ekambaram throughout my  campaign and I hope Onslow-Western voters will consider us all as worthy  preferences because we’ve already been working together for months,” says  Wellington City Council candidate, Malcolm Aitken.

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Let's give local businesses a break

WELLINGTON CITY — “A number of simple changes to Wellington City’s local business policy could help generate jobs and voters may want to back candidates with policies in this area,” says Onslow-Western Ward Wellington City Council candidate, Malcolm Aitken.

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Let's talk about Wellington, unplugged

WELLINGTON — Wellington's renowned cultural distinction could be even further enhanced through a few simple, cost-effective new art and cultural initiatives, says Onslow-Western Wellington City candidate, Malcolm Aitken.

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Malcolm Aitken gives big tick for kids

WELLINGTON — Wellington City Council candidate, Malcolm Aitken, today pledged his commitment to the Tick for Kids campaign.

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Why bother with an election?

WELLINGTON — Labours' candidates for the upcoming Wellington City Council election are asking the Chief Executive, Dr Kevin Lavery, why the need for an election in light of his pre-election report released on Friday.

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Council officials must not hem in future councillors over parking

WELLINGTON CITY — Wellington City Council Labour Candidates Mark Peck (Lambton ward) and Malcolm Aitken (Onslow/Western ward) today said unelected Wellington City Council officials must not hogtie any new council over parking policy.

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Know where to go in an emergency

WELLINGTON CITY — “Talking to my family and friends today I realised how few of us knew where our nearest Civil Defence emergency centre was,” says Onslow-Western Ward Labour Wellington City Council candidate, Malcolm Aitken” “Like many Wellingtonians I’ve been checking our emergency supplies since yesterday’s earthquake.

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Households struggling: WCC must review its rates policies

WELLINGTON CITY — “Many Wellingtonians are finding the cost of living so high that any relief Wellington City Council can provide will be welcomed.

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