Domino Midwives

28/04/2026

Welcome to our new temporary clinic space !
94 Riddiford street, Newtown

28/04/2026

Dominos would like to say a MASSIVE thank you to everyone for the aroha, kind messages, and offers of support ❤️

We are incredibly grateful for our community — your aroha has meant so much to us.

We’re doing well. While our clinic has been badly damaged and we’ll be moving on, we’ve secured a temporary space nearby as we begin the search for a new permanent clinic.

This feels like the start of a new chapter for Dominos. We’re excited for what’s ahead, while also holding space for the sadness of leaving a place that has welcomed so many whānau, midwives, and pēpi over the years.

Kia tūturu tātou Kia manaaki tātou Kia
whai hiranga tātou Kia tūhonohono
tātou Whano! Whano! Haramai te toki!
Haumi ē! Hui ē! Taiki ē!

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Let's be real Let's be caring! Let's pursue excellence Let's connect Join together and affirm our agreement We are united in purpose and ready to proceed.

20/04/2026

Kia ora everyone,

We hope you are all safe and well. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the recent flash flooding—it’s heartbreaking to see so many impacted.

As many of you may know, the Lychgate Centre was significantly affected, and we are devastated to share that our clinic has been severely damaged by the flooding.

Despite this, we remain committed to caring for our whānau and will continue providing services. We will be sending emails soon with updates on the current situation.

We kindly ask for your patience as we work through this challenging time. There may be changes to appointment times, and we appreciate your flexibility as we do our best to accommodate everyone. For now, you may see us operating from different locations while we figure out our next steps.

We are incredibly thankful to all emergency services who are working tirelessly to care for those affected today.

Thank you for your understanding and support. Please stay safe.

Aroha Nui,
Domino Midwives

01/05/2025

One of our colleagues worked on this amazing documentary which is now live and free to watch. Perfect viewing for a stormy weekend.

We are excited to share that 'Home Birth' is now available to watch FREE on the Health NZ website. Link in bio.  

For me, the inspiration from the start was to create a resource that resonates closely for hapu whānau of Aotearoa, supporting them to better understand Home Birth as an option. It feels very exciting to finally have this to share with you all - please share it far and wide.

- Sarah Dow

24/01/2025

By popular demand, they’ve added a bonus screening of the Home Birth documentary! Get in and get your tickets now, so you don’t miss out! 

🎟TICKETS AVAILABLE ON EVENTFINDA NOW!!🎟
Dont miss out! Get in quick! Link in bio.
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23/01/2025

It’s not too late to get a ticket!

🎟TICKETS AVAILABLE ON EVENTFINDA NOW!!🎟
Dont miss out! Get in quick! Link in bio.
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20/01/2025

We are so proud of Sarah for all of her hard work in putting this together. Please note the new venue.

It's been a big week!
Unfortunately, our original Premiere venue at Aotea College had to cancel on us last minute. We have secured a new venue (same date & time) in Wellington City, just above Pukeahu National War Memorial Park at what was the Dominion Museum Building.

02/11/2024

The teaser for the Home Birth Documentary Sarah has been working so hard on!! Well done Sarah and team!

27/10/2024

Check out our Sarah’s project. She has put so much hard work into this, and we’re so proud of her!!

https://www.facebook.com/share/E867DrwtEYJo3VFA/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

A NZ documentary celebrating the magic of birthing at home

05/08/2024

Domino midwives past and present at the rally today for the opening of our court case. Thank you so much to everyone who came out to support Midwives today! 

01/08/2024

Please consider coming out to support midwives on Monday! Please gather at 9:30 AM outside of the High Court on Molesworth Street. 

Midwives need whānau, Whānau need midwives