The Civic
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| Address | Cnr of Queen Street &, 269-287 Wellesley Street West, Auckland 1010, New Zealand |
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| Capacity | 2,378 |
| Architects | William T. Leighton |
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| ID | 2477714 |
About The Civic
The Civic Theatre is a large heritage combination performing-arts theatre, live-music venue, and cinema seating 2,378 people in Auckland, New Zealand. First opened on 20 December 1929, it underwent a major renovation and two-year conservation effort in the late 1990s, and was reopened on 20 December 1999.
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Inverness provost caught cleaning windows during meeting
... The SNP councillor for Culloden and Ardersier holds The Civic head role as provost of Inverness and the city s surrounding area...
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... " Fierce regional pride The former singer and bass player with pop behemoth The Police received The Civic honour at North Shields historic Exchange 1856 building...
Poland election: Women and youth force PiS from power
... The Civic Coalition and Left parties have both promised terminations on demand up to 12 weeks, overturning tight restrictions introduced under the socially conservative PiS government...
Poland election: Bitter campaign splits country ahead of key vote
... His party consistently claims that The Civic Coalition represents " foreign interests" painting Donald Tusk as a traitor and a stooge of Berlin...
Huge cardboard building pops up in Newcastle city centre
... The structure, which towers above trees and street lights and is 45ft (14m) tall, has been built outside The Civic Centre...
Cambodia faces rigged election as Hun Sen extends total control
... " We are doing what we can to support what there is of The Civic space that is left, but there s a view where everyone s just sort of looking towards a post-Hun Sen Cambodia...
Bangor: Historical mace saved by royal jeweller Wartski
... The Civic mace had been carried by every one of Bangor s mayors going back to 1884, but became too delicate to use...
Leyland buildings evacuated after 'explosives' arrest
... She added: " There is a large cordon around the Broadfield Drive area of the town that extends into The Civic centre...
Inverness provost caught cleaning windows during meeting
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A leading Highland councillor was caught on camera cleaning her windows during a meeting which was being streamed online.
Inverness provost Glynis Campbell Sinclair had joined Monday's session of the Inverness city committee from home.
After making a point about funding for new schools, she was seen getting a cloth and a basin of water to clean her Venetian blinds.
She then ran back and switched off her camera, which had been left on by mistake.
Mrs Campbell Sinclair said she had continued to listen to The Debate , and had been trying to squeeze in some cleaning into her busy schedule.
The SNP councillor for Culloden and Ardersier holds The Civic head role as provost of Inverness and The City 's surrounding area.
Monday's meeting had been nearing its conclusion After almost Three Hours when Mrs Campbell Sinclair was seen tackling her windows.
She told Bbc Scotland News: " Most days I don't have a nanosecond to myself.
" I had played a full part in The Debate and it was almost finished when I did some multi-tasking. "
The provost said she juggled her roles at Highland Council , which also include being chairwoman of the housing and property committee, with a busy Family Life .
She Said : " I have 12 horses to look After - four of them are elderly and require stabling most nights. "
The long-serving local councillor said she also had to attend civic meetings most nights.
Mrs Campbell Sinclair said that like many Other People at This Time of Year - particularly working Women - There was extra work required to prepare for Christmas.
A Highland Council spokesperson said it was not appropriate to comment on the conduct of councillors.
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