The baristas at the cafe will be former inmates from Arohata women's prison who have completed an eight week training course from in prison.
- Category
- Checkpoint from RNZ
Post your comment
Up Next
-
02:46
Concerns Wellington blaze could be emitting toxic smoke
-
05:00
Half of former Cadbury workers yet to find new jobs
-
01:55
Wellington All Whites' fans devastated by result
-
02:00
Wellington office building changing into apartments
-
03:47
Sheer panic as Wellington restaurant floods again
-
03:32
Maranui Café owner excited to play host to Prince Harry and Meghan
-
02:08
Wellington locals share their views on Labour's leadership
-
02:39
Slips crash into Wellington houses with a bang: RNZ Checkpoint
-
03:44
Drilling confirms freshwater presence under Wellington harbour
-
03:47
$46 million for Northland - housing, transport, jobs
-
13:55
Shane Hales Anzac Special (New Lynn RSA)
-
09:55
Helen Riley On The Beat Goes On
-
06:30
John Jackson On The Beat Goes On No 2
-
01:55
Parnell Based Everest Dine Restaurant Launch
-
08:00
Janice Willis On The Beat Goes On No 2
-
10:51
Kevin Harvey And Parnell Village Plan A Nepal Earthquake Relief Fund
-
20:49
Gary Steel On The Beat Goes On
-
09:55
John Gerard On The Beat Goes On
-
08:34
Mick Peck On The Beat Goes On
-
14:43
Bernard Reid On The Beat Goes On
Comments