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How Wellington responded to the snap alert level 4 lockdown

Down Lambton Quay, chirping birds could be heard loudly in the trees - not drowned out by vehicles or people. For the first time in 15 months, Wellington woke up to a lockdown this morning.

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Wellington today, July 29: Gas smell forces evacuation of Queensgate Shopping Centre in Lower Hutt, missing Carterton man walks out of Tararua Forest Park after night in bush

Wellington today, July 29: Shoppers allowed back into Queensgate mall after evacuation, missing Carterton man walks out of Tararua Forest Park after night in bush

Wellington today, July 29: Shoppers allowed back into Queensgate mall after evacuation, missing Carterton man walks out of Tararua Forest Park

Damian George and Bill Hickman13:46, Jul 29 2021 ROSA WOODS/Stuff A fine day with light northerlies is on the cards for the capital this Thursday. (File photo) Good afternoon Pōneke, here’s what’s in your Dominion Post and what is happening around the city today. 1.30pm: This day 40 years ago, The baton incident Trevor Richards, one of the founding members of the anti-tour group Halt All Racist Tours, shares his memories of what the Evening Post called “Wellington’s darkest hour of the tour”. On this day, a march of more than a thousand Wellingtonians protesting against the presence of the Springboks in our country were attacked by baton-wielding police. People were left bloodied, requiring hospital care.

New Zealand's best wine and food festivals

New Zealand's best wine and food festivals New Zealand's best wine and food festivals Burger Wellington is back for another year in the capital. (Photo / Supplied) New Zealand's best wine and food festivals Wed, 28 Jul 2021, 1:54PM Pinot noir in Martinborough, crayfish in Kaikōura, or whitebait on the West Coast? New Zealand regions love to put on a show to celebrate their local delicacies. Although 2020 made it difficult to plan and carry out events, the remainder of this year is looking positive for the multitude of food and wine festivals and events planned around the country. Some are old favourites back up and running, whereas others are brand new, launched to help support local hospitality and tourism economies recover from the pandemic.

Wellington today, July 29: Person missing in Tararua Forest Park, arrest after Vogeltown shooting