We are making much better progress than expected, the New Zealand Transport Agency hopes to restore controlled, single-lane access to residents and essential services by mid-December," Bridges said on Tuesday.
This blog is a record of my learning from Ruapotaka Primary School through to Tamaki College.
Thursday, 8 December 2016
Kaikoura shaken by morning quakes
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Monday, 14 November 2016
New Zealand earthquake: The worst-affected areas
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A 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Canterbury has rocked a number of regions overnight, with tsunami waves reaching New Zealand's east coast and aftershocks causing havoc nationwide. Two people are dead, and quakes have been recorded as far as north as Pukekohe, just south of Auckland, meaning a large part of the country has been affected by tremors.
A tsunami warning was in place for much of the country over night but was downgraded to a marine and beach threat shortly after 8am. The threat is in place from Napier and Hastings to the Waitaki Coast.
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Friday, 11 November 2016
Snow White And The Huntsman
Snow White and the huntsman is a fantasy/drama film.
The main cast members in the movie are:
Kristen Stewart as Snow White,
Charlize Theron as Queen Ravenna,
Chris Hemsworth as the Huntsman,
Sam Claflin as Prince William/ Snow White’s best friend
Raffey cassidy as young Snow White
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Evil Queen,
Henare,
Poison Apple,
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Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Sea Lion Pup Shot Dead Near Dunedin
"The brutal senseless shooting of a defenseless threatened native animal is a tragedy. Rua was one of only 11 sea lion pups born on the peninsula last summer," she says. "The impact of her death on the recovery of the New Zealand sea lion is not to be underestimated."
Monday, 7 November 2016
Serial Killer Arrested after Woman Found In Container
The confession came a day after Kala Brown, who was found in the container, told police there were four bodies buried on the 100-acre property in the town of Woodruff, with that of her boyfriend Charles Carver.
Ms Brown, 30, and Mr Carver, 32, went missing at the end of August.
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Friday, 4 November 2016
Whakatane fireworks to return, years after fiery disaster

Thousands of dollars' worth of pyrotechnics went off at once in the fiery mishap, brilliantly lighting up the Bay of Plenty sky, but also causing a large scrub fire. It was just amazing, it was spectacular," Raewyn, an eyewitness, told News hub in 2009. "It was like a bonfire and it went right across the whole entire bank.
Two people were taken to hospital with minor injuries after the accident.
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Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Police Want Help Finding Alleged Kidnappers
Police are appealing to the public for help identifying an offender who allegedly beat a man unconscious, kidnapped him and stole his car in Auckland. The victim was sitting in his dark grey 2010 Holden Commodore station wagon at the time of the incident, which was parked outside Sylvia Park mall just after 1:00 in the
afternoon.
In an explanation given to the police the victim said two men approached him, pushed him in the back seat of his car and drove him around wider Auckland-assaulting him at many points along the journey.
During at least one of the assaults the man claims he was knocked unconscious.
Photo From Newshub
afternoon.
In an explanation given to the police the victim said two men approached him, pushed him in the back seat of his car and drove him around wider Auckland-assaulting him at many points along the journey.
During at least one of the assaults the man claims he was knocked unconscious.
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Thursday, 27 October 2016
Second Earthquake Rattles Central Italy
People have reported feeling the shakes as far away as bologna while a number of people say buildings in Rome were rattled. Power in some areas were knocked out by the first quake and closed a major highway. In august buildings in central Italy were flattened and nearly 300 people died.
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Tuesday, 25 October 2016
Kiwi Girl Falls To Her Death At Melbourne Balcony
It's believed that the pair were partying when they slipped from the balcony. The bodies were found on Saturday morning. Ms Klasema's father, who lives in Thailand, said it was extremely strange that two people could fall from a balcony.
Police are not treating her death as suspicious, labelling it "misadventure" after a night of partying. Channel 7 reported the man overbalanced and reached out for support, accidentally dragging Ms Klasema over the railing with him.
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Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Native Forest
When we go to the botanical gardens tomorrow im looking forwards to visiting the Native Forest. I want to go to the forest because it looks like it has lots of interesting things I like to explore things like native birds and Native plants.I want to go to the native forest because the birds and trees catch my attention. This is why I want to go to the native forest!
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Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Jupiter's Moon Spewing Water Jets
It is significant because Europa is one of the most likely places to find microbial life beyond Earth because of its huge ocean of liquid water.
Scientists are also looking at the possibility of attempting to capture a sample of water and bring it back to Earth for more detailed biological analysis.
PHOTO FROM KIWI KIDS NEWS
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Wednesday, 14 September 2016
Sophie Pascoe Wins Gold Medal
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Henare,
Paralyimpics,
rio,
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Visiting Tamaki Primary

clean up in our roofs . We had to go to Tamaki because we had Asbestos in our roof. As we got on the bus and made our way to the Tamaki Primary gates
we got welcomed with a Haka. We had to line up in our class lines before we went off to our classes. As Tamaki Primary finished doing their Haka we went to our class rooms. The class Room 11 was in was the Art Room. We didn't have any work for the first day so we did art.
I HAD FUN!
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Wednesday, 24 August 2016
Would you survive?
Twice a year St Paul's Collegiate sends a group of Year 10 students on an intense school camp for 5 months. The aim of this camp is to get them off their devices, get them outdoors, and to teach them essential life skills.
During the 5 months the boys are there, they will have to cook and clean for themselves, do the dishes, and laundry – things that many of you don’t. Included on the banned list for the camp are: devices, extra food, aerosol cans(spray on deodorant), pocket knives, even alarm clocks. Would You SURVIVE?
Photo From Kiwi Kids
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Tuesday, 23 August 2016
Flight Of The Albatross
Ruapotaka Mini Olympics
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Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Mini Olympics-Cook Islands
This Is My Presentation About The Mini Olympics. My Country Is Cook Island
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Bolt Worlds Fastest Man
Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt has won the 100 meter final at the Rio Olympics. The result confirms Bolt as the world’s greatest sprinter after he claimed his third consecutive event. Bolt crossed the line in a season’s best time of 9.81 seconds, with American Justin Gatlin just seven hundredths of a second slower to win silver. Canada’s Andre DeGrasse took the bronze!
PHOTO FROM KIWI KIDS
PHOTO FROM KIWI KIDS
Monday, 15 August 2016
Valarie Adams Wins Silver At The Rio Olympic Games
Shot put superstar, Valarie Adams has won a silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics. Michelle Carter from U.S.A won with a mighty 20.63m throw that was to great for Adams.Carter blew away the competition with her final throw after trailing Adams for the entire competition. Anita Morton from Hungary finished third. Cooler conditions in Rio mean that throws were generally shorter than expected.
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IMAGE LINK
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Tuesday, 2 August 2016
Soccer At The 2016 Olympic Games
The 2016 Olympic soccer events are going to be held in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil and they start on the 3rd and finish on the 20th of August!
It was a sunshiny day so I thought I would get out of bed and start training for the 2016 Olympic games. The Olympics are special because athletes from around the world (including myself) will be competing against their opponents. I am representing my home country New Zealand. I have to take a plane to Rio early if I want to get there on time.
My position in the team is goal defence. There are soccer players out there that are so determined to win so maybe I have to if I want to WIN. It was a day before the Olympics and I had to prepare myself for the upcoming events.
I am a little bit nervous to compete against the other team because this is the first time I am going to be in the Olympics.
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Friday, 29 July 2016
My Olympic Mascot
Today Room 11 had to create a mascot that had to be linked to the Olympic games. It took me a while to think about it but I still managed to come up with something. My mascot is a fox. I think I could have done better while drawing it!
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2016,
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Sumo Paint
Tuesday, 26 July 2016
Pokemon Go takes over the world!
The latest world wide Pokemon go has taken over the world in just a few weeks. The game is put out by Nintendo and is played on mobile devices. It has now become the most search team on google and the game is only live in New Zealand and a handful of other countries selected.
What Is Pokemon GO?:
Hundreds of millions of people have been catching these creatures since it was first launched 2 decades ago. Pokemon is the new version of the game that players can use for the first time on their mobile devices. This game is for people who are the age of 9 years and over. It encourages them to walk around the street to catch Pokemon, but the makers have warned players to stay alert at all times and to be aware of their surroundings!
Photo From Kiwi Kids
What Is Pokemon GO?:
Hundreds of millions of people have been catching these creatures since it was first launched 2 decades ago. Pokemon is the new version of the game that players can use for the first time on their mobile devices. This game is for people who are the age of 9 years and over. It encourages them to walk around the street to catch Pokemon, but the makers have warned players to stay alert at all times and to be aware of their surroundings!
Photo From Kiwi Kids
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Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Aussie woman wakes to a 5m python in her bedroom
Photo From Kiwi Kids News
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
All Blacks Take On New South Wales
Photo By: Kiwi Kids News
Friday, 10 June 2016
Leopard Escapes Zoo in Utah, USA
A leopard escaped from its enclosure at Hogle Zoo. Hundreds of zoo visitors took shelter inside cafes and gift shops. The 4 year old female leopard was found by visitors at the zoo about an hour later sleeping on a high outdoor ledge in a public area. The rare leopard was tranquilized. The Zoo Staff don't yet know how the leopard got out!
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Thursday, 26 May 2016
Bees
Here is my screencast about creating a slide presentation on bees.
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Friday, 20 May 2016
How To Make A Blog Post
This is how you make a blog post. Watch my screencastify video.
Plane Missing Over Egypt
The flight had 52 passengers and 10 crew were on board the plane which was an airbus.
30 Egyptians and 15 French were on the plane!
Photo from kiwi kids news
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
The Hunt for the Wilderpeople
The Kiwi movie, Hunt For The Wilder people has broken all New Zealand records to become the largest grossing local film at the New Zealand box office. The Movie has collected over 9.6 million dollars in the seven weeks its been showing. The film is set for release in Australia on may 26 and then in the US on June 24. It will then be released globally. The film is directed by Taika Waititi and inspired by Barry crumps wild pork and watercress.
Kiwi kids photo
Kiwi kids photo
Tuesday, 22 March 2016
Dominos to trial robot delivery
The fast food company, Domino’s has announced they are about to test robot delivery to New Zealand customers. The 4 wheeled robot used by Domino's is called a DRU (Domino's Robotic Unit). The company has been working with the Government on a plan to allow robot pizza delivery to hungry New Zealanders.
As yet no date has been set for the start of the testing!
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Total Solar Eclipse over Indonesia!
The last time Indonesia had a solar eclipse was back in 1983. Back then the government warned people to stay in doors because the eclipse would cause blindness.
According to NASA the next solar eclipse will be in and will be visible from the United States. Photo From Kiwi Kids News
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Wednesday, 2 March 2016
Digital Art
So for digital art I did a Maori design and other people did patterns and faces. So my choice was to choose sumo paint or pixlr so I used sumo paint. For my design I chose a tiki. The things that I started with are the eyes. Then I carried on with the head using the tools on sumo paint.
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Henare,
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Ruapotaka
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Waitangi Day
On Waitangi day it was a nice and cool day. Then later on my mum and I decided that we should go and get my brother and my nephew. So we got up, got changed, had breakfast and hopped in the car and drove off. It wasn't that long so I waited and then finally we arrived there. We saw my niece and brother outside but we didn't see my nephew? We stayed until the afternoon We saw him later on so we all got in the car and went home. When we got home it was dark so I went for a shower and went to bed!
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