time with family

On the weekends me and my brothers played card games. It was so much fun after

we finished we had breakfast. We watched sonac and then we played call of duty. 

Then my big brother went to play on his pc.  Me and my little brother went outside

and played tag - it was fun. After one hour we went back inside to eat  lunch then we

started to play video games.

Then I went to sleep. I woke up at 8 o'clock I stayed awake for 3 hours then I went

back to sleep the next day I made my slave brickfast my brothers didn't wake up so

I just played video games 

When my brothers woke up my little brother wanted to play. I gave him

to play. He likes to play fortnite and my big brother and me do not like to

play fortnite. me and my big brother play defreint

After 2 hours we eat lunch then we read some books at 8 o'clock we went to sleep. 

Sky Tower Lights For Matariki

Sky Tower Lights For Matariki

Thursday, 18 June 2020

Press Release: SKYCITY

From 24th to 28th June, 4th to 5th July and 10th to 12th July,/ the Sky Tower.
will shine like a sunrise/in celebration/ of Matariki,/ the Māori New Year./

The Sky Tower/ will be lit/with an orange base/, rising to/ a vibrant yellow/
at the top, mimicking dawn/, in celebration/ of Matariki Festival/
and the rise of the Matariki constellation.

When the Matariki constellation/ rises in the north-eastern skies/,
it signals/ to Māori/ that the New Year/ will begin.

The Māori/ New Year/is a special time of year/ to be with family/ and
friends/, reflect on the past/, remember those who are not with us/ and
prepare for the year ahead/.

Claire Walker/, Chief People & Culture Officer says/ “Matariki/ is a great
time for/ communities/ to come together/ to acknowledge/ the year gone
by/. It’s been tough with COVID-19/, but now it’s time to make plans for
the year ahead/ and celebrate with kai/, kōrero, rituals and entertainment./

The Sky Tower is/ the Southern Hemisphere’s/ tallest free-standing/ structure.
Based in/ the heart of Auckland/, it is one of New Zealand’s most/ recognisable
landmarks/.

SkyCity lights the Sky Tower/ for charities or community/ initiatives t
hat we support/ financially, to mark/ national holidays/, milestones or
other/ celebrations or events/, or as a symbol/ of respect or solidarity/.

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