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"Kotahitanga is a word that gets used so flippantly these days and I really don't want it to lose the power and mana that the word carries." - Mr G, speaking at the mural presentation of his latest artwork.
Thanks to the staff, students, friends and whānau who joined us today for … View more"Kotahitanga is a word that gets used so flippantly these days and I really don't want it to lose the power and mana that the word carries." - Mr G, speaking at the mural presentation of his latest artwork.
Thanks to the staff, students, friends and whānau who joined us today for the unveiling of Mr G's mural, "Kotahitanga", to Matua Tamati for the karakia. Mihi to Jake Angus for presenting our koha to Mr and Mrs G too
We can't wait for Trimester A to begin to see the reaction of our tauira and wider campus community, when they engage with this incredible piece.
Mr G, of all the 'canvasses' in Tauranga Moana, thank you for choosing ours. We have enjoyed having you and Milly on campus and look forward to seeing you both again.
Tauranga City Council, mihi to Gareth and Reena, thank you for your support and the partnership that has seen this final piece of the 'HOME' exhibition come to fruition.
And finally, thank you Joseph Macfarlane and Marcelle Wharerau for all your mahi in making this happen.
Come and check out the mural whenever you're around our CBD Campus!
We're excited to launch a free Bay of Plenty regional bus service for tertiary students in 2020! 🚍
The service will mean students in Katikati, Rotorua and Whakatāne will be able to travel to and from Tauranga for classes. With these buses, students from around the Bay will be able to get … View moreWe're excited to launch a free Bay of Plenty regional bus service for tertiary students in 2020! 🚍
The service will mean students in Katikati, Rotorua and Whakatāne will be able to travel to and from Tauranga for classes. With these buses, students from around the Bay will be able to get to their classes, without the added stress of finding and paying for transport.
The service is a joint venture with Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology and the Bay of Plenty Regional Council.
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