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Discover Porirua Your guide to winter and spring 2020
reflection
A time for
Matariki is a time to come together,
reflecting on the year that has been Go star gazing
The Māori New Year marks
and planning for the year ahead. the rising of the Matariki star
This year will be even more special as cluster, also known as Pleiades.
Early birds can view these
we return to the places we love and stars in winter just before
reconnect with friends and whānau. sunrise on the eastern horizon.
The new moon, or Whiro, on 21 June In spring the stars move to
the north-eastern sky and
represents the beginning of a new phase. can be seen after midnight.
Mid-winter is the perfect time to spend For the best views head to a
with whānau, sharing stories and warm hill top away from highly lit
areas. Our top picks are the
and hearty kai, and honouring those Celebrate Matariki Quarterdeck Lookout in Whitby,
who have passed away. in Porirua the Goat Track at Pukerua Bay
Beach, or head up Rangituhi/
Customarily, it’s also a time to plan According to Māori astronomer
Colonial Knob via Te Ara Utiwai
Rangi Matāmua’s maramataka
for the future, planting new trees and (lunar calendar), Matariki will rise
(accessed off Raiha Street).
crops. In Porirua it’s a time where we in the east in late July and we’ll
celebrate life and our cultural diversity. celebrate in Porirua from 12 to 19 July.
Share your celebrations
We invite you to join us ‘Inside Under
The Stars’ at Te Rauparaha Arena Share your Matariki photos with us
where there’ll be fun for the whole on social media #MatarikiPorirua
whānau with movies, delicious kai, Tag Porirua City Council on
a family sing-along, wearable arts Facebook, Twitter @Porirua_City
competitions and more. For details, or Instagram @PoriruaCity and
Photo by Callum Hill visit poriruacity.govt.nz/matariki we’ll share your photographs.
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Artful storytelling
Wai (the water project)
6 June – 8 November
Thirteen New Zealand artists
at Pātaka
explore fresh water systems
in Aotearoa and the cultural,
environmental and political
Art + Museum
stories that surround them.
This multimedia exhibition
considers notions of public
and private responsibility to
Immerse yourself in the stories of our shores our shared resources and our
legacy for future generations.
through the eyes of the best contemporary
Māori and Pacific artists in New Zealand. Image by Bing Dawe:
Downstream under Aoraki –
Pātaka Art + Museum is a renowned melting pot Tuna with Barrier, 2018
Courtesy of the artist
of New Zealand, Asian and international arts and
cultures and one of the must-dos if you are in Porirua.
Exhibiting at Pātaka
He Kākano Angles of Perception – Woven Form
6 June – 8 November 24 July – 6 September, Bottle Creek Gallery
He Kākano is a solo exhibition by artist A wide range of weaving techniques
Stevei Houkamau. In this new series of and styles are in the spotlight with this
ceramic works, Houkamau references exhibition by the Professional Weavers
the indigenous tattoo practices Network of New Zealand. Come and
of Tā moko and Tatau, customary experience the energy and vibrancy of
vessels, matriarchal relationships and the sculptural forms and 2D hangings,
growth cycles to consider connections Hawaiki-nui-ā-kiwa, He Wāhine Tuturu, 2020
with bold colours on black and in-
between past, present and future. Photo credit: Birgit Moffatt studio weavers giving demonstrations. Image by Janie Gummer: Curves of Illusion
Common Ground Kāpiti
6 June – 8 November 31 July – 13 September, Toi Gallery
Common Ground surveys the Gerda Leenards’ exhibition celebrates
outstanding work of Australian-based, Kāpiti Island and the unique visual
New Zealand glass artist Wendy landscape it creates. “The warmth of the
Fairclough, from 2007-2017. Working land attracts unusual cloud formations
primarily in blown and cast glass, creating dramatic light patterns.
Fairclough’s enigmatic still life Towards evening the illumination of
works also include cast bronze Image by Wendy Fairclough: Clothe, 2017
colour and light creates a dramatic
and concrete components. Courtesy of the artist contrast to darkness,” Leendards says. Image by Gerda Leenards: Kāpiti
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Gateway to
adventure
Whether you’re after an energetic mountain On your bike Smurfs and fairies
bike ride, a calming bush walk or a magical Mountain bikers are spoilt for choice For the young (and young at heart)
in Porirua’s western hills Te Ara a a mission to find Smurf Corner
smurf-hunting expedition, you can start your Rangituhi. Spicer Botanical Park is is a must. Take the Spicer Link track
adventure at Spicer Botanical Park. an entry point to several of the and you’ll come across the tiny blue
popular tracks there. creatures after a 20-minute walk,
Tucked away in Broken Hill Road, this well-kept depending on how often you stop
• The Doctor: shared easy 2-way
secret is the perfect base for all kinds of fun. track, 11.8km length. Ride through to spot tui and kereru.
There’s something for everyone. regenerating forest in the There’s a fairy hollow as well, so this
neighbouring scenic reserve. magical walk is sure to delight the
• Spicer Link: shared easy 2-way littlies. And it’s buggy-friendly.
track, 2.9km length. A great trail
for the whole family to enjoy.
Activities: Walking,
• Te Ara Tai Tonga: shared 2-way
mountain biking, trail running,
easy track, 3km length.
picnics, orienteering
Connecting Spicer Botanical Park
Difficulty: Mixed, from flat
to tracks in Wellington City.
and easy, to intermediate
No wheels? Type of track: Shared
No problem. Bike type: Mountain bikes
There are plenty of walking Access info: Entry is via Broken
options, on any of these shared Hill Road, with a small car park.
tracks or others that wind through Cross the bridge to the park
the scenic and recreation reserves. and follow the maps and signs
One popular walk meanders past or head east from the car park
an old reservoir, a tranquil spot along Te Ara Tai Tonga.
to enjoy among the trees.
Winter and spring 2020 7
How much time do you get to spend
Keep up with Dhys and the in Porirua these days?
Black Ferns on social media: I travel back from Tauranga no more
dhysfaleafaga than four days a month but anytime
blackferns that I get to be at home, with family
and friends, I am grateful for it. After
blackferns
every season we get six weeks of
rejuvenation and I do spend this time
Dhys
back in Porirua.
What do you do to relax in Porirua?
Do you have a favourite place to go
or visit?
Porirua is such a beautiful place. I love
Faleafaga
being outdoors and spending time
with family and friends in places like
Titahi Bay or Plimmerton – barbecues
on the beach and playing some touch
that usually turns competitive. I also
enjoy going to Arena Aquatics to
either do some recovery or to enjoy a
swim with the family.
Do you have favourite places
to eat in Porirua?
One of my favourite places is Grilla
My favourite
What are your fondest memories BBQ. The delicious barbecue meals
of Porirua? are so filling.
My fondest memory would be heading
things in Porirua
to the markets every Saturday straight
What plans and ambitions do
after netball games for my club KBJ
you have with the Ferns?
to get kebabs and pork buns.
There will be club rugby and provincial
rugby for the next few months and I’ll
Porirua’s Dhys Faleafaga made the Black Ferns What’s your earliest memory of head back to Tauranga in October
playing rugby in Porirua?
7s squad in 2019, while still at high school, and where our Ferns season will kickstart
When I started playing rugby during again. My ambition with the Black
has established herself as a mobile and powerful college I joined Northern United – Ferns 7s is to make the 2021 Olympics
player, capable of breaking a game wide open. Norths is where I feel safe and at team for Tokyo. I want to be in a
home. Winning the Wellington club space where I am physically and
She tells us what she loves about her home town final in 2018 and meeting new people mentally strong and to be the best
and her goals in the black jersey. have created special memories. version of myself that I can be.
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Photo by Johnny Hendrikus
Heritage trail Iconic boatsheds
Pāuatahanui Village is steeped in At the western end of the inlet
history and has a lovely country feel. you’ll find the beautiful Camborne
Check out the heritage trail around Walkway. This sheltered walk hugs
the village. A highlight is the historic the shores of the inlet and takes you
Pāuatahanui Burial Ground, which past the colourful, iconic Camborne
dates back to the 1850s and features boatsheds. On the right day the water
an array of heritage roses, which are is like glass, making this a lovely spot
tended to by community volunteers. for calm reflection.
Photo by Mike Riversdale
A day full of fun at
Pāuatahanui Inlet
With stunning views, significant wildlife,
meandering walks and a country village vibe,
Pāuatahanui Inlet really has it all. This is the
perfect location to get back to nature.
Wildlife watch Walk the boardwalk
Pāuatahanui Wildlife Reserve is the The popular Te Ara Piko pathway is
most significant saltmarsh in the lower the ideal way to enjoy the spectacular
North Island. It’s home to many native inlet on foot or by bicycle. The
plants and birds, and you might pathway – a joint project between
spot mud crabs if you keep your eyes Porirua City and Plimmerton Rotary –
peeled when crossing bridges. is being completed in sections and will
Pop into one of the bird-viewing hides ultimately create a continuous safe
and you could see white-faced herons, and accessible path from Paremata
oystercatchers, royal spoonbills, banded bridge to Pāuatahanui village.
dotterels, white-fronted terns, pied The meandering path is a big hit with
stilts or many other wonderful birds. locals and visitors alike.
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Coffee. Ruby’s Café
99 Mana Esplanade, Paremata
Plimmerton Deli
15b Steyne Avenue, Plimmerton
Need we say more?
Ruby’s is a busy local café with a Owner, barista and well-known local
reputation for great food, friendly Roger Watkin opens his doors before
service and barista Cassidy’s top sunrise for early bird coffeeholics and
coffee-making skills. This local gem lovers of deli foods. He prepares all
is nestled in a courtyard, out of sight. counter food from local produce and
We take our coffee very seriously and our local The outside area is popular on sunny his friendly banter makes the Deli
baristas are caffeine rock stars. Whether you like winter days. a very popular spot.
rubys.cafe Plimmerton Deli
your coffee cold, filtered, brewed for hours or just
RubysCafeMana eoples Coffee:
P
a flat white done to perfection, we’ve got you Don Wilfredo blend
Emporio beans: organic roast
covered across Porirua.
We asked our residents which coffee spots they Local Authority (LA) Little Black Coffee Truck
rate, and we were spoilt for choice! On the next S
hop 1/1 Walton Leigh D
olly Varden Beach Carpark,
Avenue, Te Manawa Mana Esplanade
page are some top spots. For a full list of coffee
“Coffee is our main thing, it’s what Get cracking views and coffee with
shops in Porirua, go to poriruacity.govt.nz/coffee we do” says barista and co-owner a conscience. Sheri and team have
Campbell Dunlop. LA are passionate compostable take-away cups and
about coffee and this cool venue has a their brew is fairtrade and organic.
reputation for friendly service and in- For non-caffeinated alternatives, try
depth knowledge of all things coffee. raw chai, beetroot and turmeric lattes.
localauthoritycoffee littleblackcoffeetruck
LocalAuthorityPorirua littleblackcoffeetruck
eoples Coffee: Don Wilfredo
P Peoples Coffee:
house blend, and Ethiopian Don Wilfredo blend
seasonal blend
Peppermill Café & Bar Fix Espresso coffee cart
4 Norrie Street, Te Manawa 3 Prosser Street, Elsdon
In the heart of Porirua City you’ll find Not far from Te Ara Utiwai, you’ll find
Peppermill, a busy and popular spot. the Fix Espresso coffee truck, a small
While Peppermill’s food is highly rated, cart with a huge following. Friendly
the quality of their coffees, prepared barista Georgia Godfrey’s coffees and
by baristas Hayley and Ngarongo, home-made sausage rolls are the
also draws the crowds! stuff of local legend, so don’t miss out!
The Peppermill Café & Bar FIX Espresso
Mojo Coffee: Regular Mojo Coffee: Regular blend
and Single Origin blends
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Fun for tamariki
of every kind
For adventurous kids nothing beats Come and have some VR fun at
Adrenalin forest. You’ll need to be at North City Virtual Reality! They have
For
least 1.4m tall but any fitness level can a wide variety of games and experiences
tech
take part in the fun and challenging for individuals or groups, suitable for all
For aerial rope courses. Obstacles start at ages and abilities. You can move, duck,
daring savikviy
1.5m above the ground but can go up to walk, swing and crawl your way around
20m high in the air! While nerves will be the play arena and your movements
tested, safety is paramount and there’s a will be replicated in the virtual world.
tamar iki
line to keep adventurers safe at all times. This is truly a unique experience.
O
kowai Road, Aotea or book
at adrenalin-forest.co.nz
tamar 3
5 Kenepuru Drive, VR only available
by pre-booking northcityvr.co.nz
The fun never stops at Laughalots with Take the tamariki on a fun, interactive
plenty to do, from massive indoor slides journey, getting up close and personal
For
and giant climbing frames to bouncy
For with the Police. So many things for
tic curious
castles. It is also the only playland in them to touch and see – from detective
energae
the region that has free amusement trails and suspicious mugshots to trying
rides for the kids! At Laughalots your on Police uniforms. The museum is
energetic crew is spoilt for choice while open between 10am and 5pm, seven
riki
tam the new café offers great coffee and
food to help parents kick back too. tamariki days a week and entry is free.
Royal New Zealand Police College,
1 0 Lydney Place South Papakowhai Road, Papakowhai
or visit playland.nz
For
Kids will burn off heaps of energy and If you have petrolheads with a need for
bouncy
have a tonne of fun at Awesome Bounce, speed in your crew, the Indoor Raceway
For
my
packed with spaces for bouncing, is the perfect place to go. With a fleet
zoto
climbing and playing, and a special zone of more than 20 karts that include adult
tamar
for the under-fives. You can even bring karts (15+ years), intermediate karts (5-14
iki your own food or have a coffee and
am
years), and double seaters (so little ones
some kai at the café. A perfect place
for a group outing or a birthday party.
ariki can ride with mum or dad), everyone
can race together. Vroom vroom!
c Mohuia Crescent, Elsdon or
8 3 Raiha Street, Elsdon or book
book at awesomebounce.co.nz at indoorraceway.co.nz
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What’s on
La Cabrita Mexican Grill
at our libraries
At a time of closed borders, books are our passport to
other worlds. Through the magic of books we can go Tastebud Travel
on adventures, visit magical kingdoms or even time
travel, all without leaving home. Pop down to one of
our libraries and let the words whisk you away.
in Te Manawa
Libraries You may not be able to travel at the moment,
Come and visit one of our lovely
libraries in the city centre, Pukerua
but why not take your taste buds on a trip to
Bay, Whitby, Cannons Creek and remember? Te Manawa, our city centre, offers a
Titahi Bay. Each has its own unique world of flavours at the tip of your tongue with
personality and opening hours.
Download the Libby or Overdrive cuisines from across the globe and the best in local
app to borrow up to 10 ebooks fare. Here is just a taster of what is on offer:
and audiobooks from our digital
catalogue. There’s always something Zara’s Kebabs Tuk Tuk Thai Kitchen
happening at our libraries – for
Shamila Gurr at With a reputation of the best You will forget you are in New Zealand
more information and opening Titahi Bay Library
kebabs in Wellington, Zara’s is not when you step into the beautiful
hours visit porirualibrary.org.nz
a place to miss! Feast on the exotic Tuk Tuk Thai restaurant. Daeng
flavours of authentic Turkish food and her team offer delicious
Story World at Zara’s. Gluten-free, vegetarian authentic Thai cuisine made with
Every Wednesday and Friday morning and vegan options available. passion. Take-aways available.
from 10.45 (during school term time)
11 Serlby Place 15 Hartham Place North
something magical happens at the
City Centre Library… Story World!
This is when our master storytellers
La Cabrita Mexican Grill Curry Village
read the best children’s books aloud If you are looking for authentic To add some spice to your tasty travels,
to a captivated audience of pre- Mexican food that will bring a fiesta of head over to Curry Village. It offers
schoolers. You can expect stories, flavours to your taste buds, La Cabrita flavourful Indian cuisine and their
singing and a craft activity to keep delivers, and then some! La Cabrita’s butter chicken is local legend. Alcoholic
Bee Trudgeon,
Children’s Librarian little minds and fingers busy. Get family recipes never disappoint. beverages and BYO available.
your seat early, it’s very popular! The Kiosks, Cobham Court 19 Hartham Place North
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New in town:
Cobb & Co.
From its famous traffic light drinks to its little red
boxes of Cobb Crunchies, Porirua’s Cobb & Co. is
dishing up memories to a new generation.
We talk to owner Dave Hawthorne, who says good
old-fashioned family dining is the way of the future
and just what modern Kiwis want.
What makes Cobb & Co. perfect Other than the dedicated menu,
for Porirua? how do you cater to children?
It’s the family atmosphere and the That’s easy. We’ve got a kid’s area
homeliness, and it’s what the great that’s set up with iPads, games and
people of this city have wanted for lots of toys. It means parents can relax
the past five years. The restaurant while the kids have fun. Happy kids
spans generations and everyone make happy parents.
has happy memories of the Cobb.
It’s a place that really has something
What other Porirua restaurants
for everyone.
do you enjoy?
Where do I start? Here in the city
What do you love about your job? centre I love Tuk Tuk Thai and Filo, and
Apart from serving great food, I love closer to home I love Whitby Co-Op
meeting the locals and I’m starting and Topor.
to recognise people who are making
Cobb & Co. their local place.
Away from work, what activities
do you enjoy in Porirua?
What’s the most popular dish you Believe it or not I do a lot of walking
serve? And what’s your favourite? and very easy mountain biking. We’re
For adults it’s steak or the ribs, and blessed to have lots of tracks around
for kids it’s fish and chips or the kid’s Porirua City.
burger. My favourite is the Hoover
Hog, a large pork sirloin that comes
with crackling.
18 Discover PoriruaGet moving again
with Te Rauparaha Arena
Arena Aquatics
The place to make a splash with
lane swimming and aqua jogging, a
toddler’s pool, wave pool, lazy river,
hydroslide, spa and sauna.
Arena Fitness
Saturday 15 August | 10am - 4pm | Te Rauparaha Arena | Entry is FREE
Get your groove on at Porirua’s
only Les Mills group fitness classes!
Membership includes free access to all
the pool facilities. The Covid-19 pandemic has had a massive impact
on businesses, and now more than ever, is the time
Arena Activities
Fun for all ages with Kindy Gym for
for people to “love local”.
the tamariki as well as trips and The Love Local – Porirua Facebook • Market stalls and exhibitors
adventures for our older friends who For a full programme of what’s on, group was launched in late April. • Local businesses
are still young at heart. visit: terauparaha-arena.co.nz
It’s a place where Porirua businesses • Activities for tamariki
can post details about what they
• Yummy local kai
have to offer, and anyone can join
Keeping fit and well with the whānau the group to find local products and
services. Following on from the success
• Advice and info for business owners
• Inspirational speakers
of this group is the Love Local – and workshops
Matt Wanoa Porirua Expo. This will be a showcase • Community groups and sports clubs
Manager Fitness, busy father of four of what Porirua has to offer, where
• Exciting local performers
For me nature is the best way to there’ll be something for everyone.
de-stress and I feel so lucky that our
family have loads of tracks in Porirua
that are easy to walk, bike and push
a buggy. Our favourite walking spots Porirua events calendar
are the Ara Harakeke and Camborne
walkways, the beautiful scenery and Nau mai, haere mai – we can’t wait
green bush energises your soul! to have you back in our city!
We also have fantastic diving spots
in Porirua and on a good day me and For up to date information
my sons will head out to Titahi Bay for about events in Porirua visit:
underwater adventures. poriruacity.govt.nz/events
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Filo Café Pāuatahanui –
Ruby’s The Morgans Golf Retreat
Café
Camborne Moonshine
HAGLEY ST
Mana Island Supply Room
The Post Camborne Te Ara Piko
Hotel & D4 Mana
Zara’s Mana Island Whitireia Walkway
Kebabs Harbourside/ Tours Onehunga
Park Bay
Streamside Paths Ngāti Toa
Domain
Titahi Bay Little Black
Cobham Titahi Bay Golf Course Coffee Truck
Court
Pāuatahanui Pāuatahanui
Titahi Bay Wildlife Reserve Light House
The Little Beach Cinema
La Cabrita Southern
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Goat Titahi Bay
Clifftop Quarterdeck Pāuatahanui
Library
Toilets Lookout Burial Ground
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Endeavour
Cobb & Co. Curry Village
Whitby Park
Papakowhai Judgeford Judgeford
The Co-Op Golf Course
Tuk Tuk Thai Laughalots NZ Police Kitchen & Bar
Kitchen Aotea Museum
Lagoon Whitby
Adrenalin
Ascot Park Library Flighty's
Takapuwahia Café
Forest
LYTTELTON AVE
Reading Pirate’s Cove Aotea
Cinemas Awesome Adventure Golf
Bounce
Bothamley Waitangirua
Fix Espresso Park
STATION RD
Indoor Bothamley
Raceway Pathway
North City Rangituhi/ Te Ara
Shopping Centre Utiwai Rānui Cannons Creek
Colonial Knob Te Manawa Library
Haywards
Colonial Knob Cannons Creek
Lookout
Kenepuru
Porirua
Station Porirua Park Silverstream
Local Spicer
Authority Botanical Park
TITAHI BAY RD LindenPlaces mentioned in this issue
Activities Eat & drink
Te Rauparaha Arena GRILLA BBQ
17 Parumoana St 0 Parumoana Street
Pātaka Art + Museum Little Black Coffee Truck
17 Parumoana St Dolly Varden Beach Carpark, Mana Esplanade
Adrenalin Forest Fix Espresso
Okowai Rd 3 Prosser Street, Elsdon
Laughalots Playland Plimmerton Deli
Lydney Place South 15b Steyne Avenue, Plimmerton
Awesome Bounce Ruby’s Café
8c Mohuia Cres 99 Mana Esplanade, Paremata
North City Virtual Reality Peppermill Café & Bar
35 Kenepuru Drive, Kenepuru 4 Norrie St
NZ Police Museum
Royal New Zealand Police College
Zara’s Kebabs
2/11 Serlby Place We love Porirua City and
Indoor Raceway
3 Raiha St, Elsdon
La Cabrita Mexican Grill
9 Cobham Court we think you will too.
Places
Tuk Tuk Thai Kitchen
15 Hartham Place North Nau mai, haere mai! Over winter and spring,
Spicer Botanical Park
Broken Hill Rd, Kenepuru
Curry Village
19 Hartham Place North
we invite you to explore our fantastic art
Pukerua Bay Beach Cobb & Co. galleries, museum, and beautiful outdoors,
Pukerua Beach Rd, Pukerua Bay
Titahi Bay Beach
1 Cobham Court
enjoy delicious coffee and kai and bring your
Beach Rd, Titahi Bay Paths & trails tamariki to burn off some energy. We’ve also
Aotea Lagoon
Papakōwhai Road, Papakōwhai
Quarterdeck Lookout
The Quarterdeck, Whitby got events planned for the whole whānau.
Cobham Court Camborne Walkway
Te Manawa – Our City Centre Penryn Dr, Camborne poriruacity.govt.nz/discoverporirua
Pāuatahanui Wildlife Reserve Whitireia Park
Paekakariki Hill Road, Pāuatahanui Whitireia Rd, Titahi Bay On the cover: Local Authority
Pāuatahanui Burial Ground Ara Harakeke Photo: Neat Places
2 Paekakariki Hill Rd, Pāuatahanui Pukerua Bay Shops/Station Rd
Harbourside/Streamside Paths
Libraries Wi Neera Dr/Station Rd
Cannons Creek Library Te Ara Piko
18 Warspite Ave Pāuatahanui
City Centre Library Bothamley Pathway
17 Parumoana St Bothamley Park
Pukerua Bay Library Southern Clifftop Walk
6A Wairaka Rd Titahi Bay Beach
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