Tuesday, 25 May 2021, 5:00 pm | Lyttelton Museum Lyttelton Arts Factory and Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum hosted a riotous quiz night
on Saturday 22nd May, with well-loved local Joe Bennett the star of the show as quizmaster.
With a full house and an eclectic audience, Joe’s left-field approach to general . More
Wednesday, 29 April 2020, 6:44 pm | Lyttelton Museum Treasure trove of photos Over 12,000 historically significant images in Lyttelton
Museum’s collection have been digitised and their catalogue records can now be
seen online. The Museum hopes that the community will enjoy what were hidden treasures, . More
Tuesday, 8 January 2019, 10:11 am | Lyttelton Museum
Many people don’t realise that the small port town of Lyttelton was once home to
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Wyn Drabble: Still in search of penguins
19 May, 2021 06:00 PM
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Wyn Drabble is on the lookout for penguins. Photo / NZME
NZ Herald
In his book Land of Two Halves, Joe Bennett said, Oamaru is Timaru with penguins.
Well, not any more. Timaru has its own penguins and they are at the port end of Caroline Bay. Timaru s penguins even have a website and from it I learned all the collective terms that can be used for penguins. I can t vouch for their accuracy but I m willing to take the list at face value (please don t write in).
The most common collective is colony but apparently you can also use parade, crèche, huddle, parcel, rookery, muster, formality, icing, march, pride, shiver, waddle (on land only) and raft (in water only).