SPORTS
April 15, 1992 | From Staff and Wire Reports
South Africa's return from decades of international sports isolation continued when the International Rugby Board, meeting in Wellington, New Zealand, voted unanimously to let the republic play host to the 1995 rugby union World Cup.
SPORTS
January 3, 1992 | From Staff and Wire Reports
Top-seeded Alexander Volkov of Russia beat Gilad Bloom of Israel, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, to advance to the quarterfinals of a tournament at Wellington, New Zealand.
SPORTS
February 7, 1991 | From Associated Press
Australian junior Kristin Godridge defeated Belinda Cordwell of New Zealand, 7-5, 6-4, continuing her run in the Fernleaf tournament at Wellington, New Zealand. Godridge, who turns 18 today, meets Barbara Rittner of Germany in the quarterfinals.
ENTERTAINMENT
December 8, 2002 | Mary McNamara
A "Lord of the Rings" exhibition is scheduled to open Dec. 19 at Wellington, New Zealand's, Te Papa Museum. After February, it will tour for two years at several international science museums, including one in Boston, showcasing an array of movie props, costumes, jewelry, designs and accessories and featuring interactive and high-tech components.
NEWS
April 19, 1985
Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Yaobang said in Wellington, New Zealand that China will cut the strength of its armed forces by one million men this year. He told reporters that the reduction in conventional forces will not diminish China's ability to defend itself. The London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies estimates China's total regular armed forces at 4 million. Hu said the troop cut will be consistent with China's foreign policy of "peace and stability in the world."