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Beer served Yum Cha style and alongside dumplings.

Interesting: Only pork is happy and not duck and lamb. I wonder why.

Sign outside a coffee shop on Sunday morning.

The two days of presentations on 19 and 20 March 2014 were followed by a one-day hackfest for Mahara Hui in Wellington, New Zealand. Participants of the hackfest worked on coding, discussing portfolio examples, looking into issues and also brainstorming new features. Thus, it was not only a hackfest for programmers, but also users.

maharahui.org.nz/course/view.php?id=2

We had three different name tags for hui participants: green for regular attendees, blue for presenters and yellow for the conference team. Everybody could let us know beforehand in what capacity they contribute to Mahara and then received their contributor icons as stickers on their name tags.

Participants at Mahara Hui 2014 in Wellington were asked to write down the top 5 wishes they had for Mahara and put them into a big jar for further discussion on the second day of the hui.

maharahui.org.nz/course/view.php?id=2