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Public access to Whau Valley Dam will be closed for up to six weeks as pines are harvested.
Because the dam is a popular scenic site, a thorough post-harvest clean-up will take place to remove any leftover wood and debris once the logging is complete.
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Inspiring Communities, in collaboration with Exult, is excited to be bringing you the following workshops in 2018.
Workshop 1: Facilitating Community-led Change
This workshop will focus on useful approaches, processes and ideas for bringing and keeping groups and teams together, having … View moreInspiring Communities, in collaboration with Exult, is excited to be bringing you the following workshops in 2018.
Workshop 1: Facilitating Community-led Change
This workshop will focus on useful approaches, processes and ideas for bringing and keeping groups and teams together, having conversations that really matter – and having FUN.
Coming to Auckland, Wellington & Tauranga
Workshop 2: Leading in Communities
This workshop explores frameworks and tools for thinking, acting and leading amidst complexity, where leadership is primarily about continuous learning on the job.
Coming to Nelson, Taranaki & Wellington
Workshop 3: Connections and Collaboration
This workshop will help you to map and tap into the strengths of your wider community, assess your community relationships, apply tools to build and sustain stakeholder relationships.
Coming to Christchurch, Auckland & Whangarei
Check out our website for further details and to register: inspiringcommunities.org.nz...
New Zealand is to experience its first super blue blood moon since 1866 overnight, but you'll have to get up in the middle of the night to witness the rare phenomenon.
Share your pics with Stuff in the comments (please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your … View moreNew Zealand is to experience its first super blue blood moon since 1866 overnight, but you'll have to get up in the middle of the night to witness the rare phenomenon.
Share your pics with Stuff in the comments (please add "NFP/not for print" if you do not want your images/comments used on Stuff).
The head of Northland surf lifesaving says clubs are struggling to meet the public demand for patro…
Following 379 deaths on the road in 2017, (up 51 on 2016) road safety organisations have come toge…
Northland's local body leaders say they are not yet ready to give up on the long held view that a fo…
Northland Police are yet to locate a man believed to be involved in an incident which prompted inter…
About 2600 Far North ratepayers will share a rates refund of around $136,000 after an early version…
The weather for Northland Sailing Trust's youth sailing week held January 16-19 may have been bleak,…
The Warehouse is currently supporting Life Education Trust. Funds raised will support at risk children to attend the mobile classroom. Head into your local The Warehouse Store and pick up a scratch ‘n Win ticket or add a dollar or more to your transaction to show your support.
Let's all get together and put tamariki first. Celebrate Children's Day in your community by organising an event. It can be anything, big or small. We have lots of ideas and tips to help. Register your event to receive a free pack of goodies for tamariki!
Loud bangs which sounded like gunshots have been heard in Kamo, Northland, where police and the arme…
Warranted till January 2019
Rego till April
As is where is goes well only selling as no longer required.
This February it’s our Big Heart Appeal street collection and I'm really hoping I can count on your help. Our success depends on generous people like you, who give 90 minutes of their time to collect much-needed funds for the Heart Foundation. Why 90 minutes? Because every 90 minutes another… View moreThis February it’s our Big Heart Appeal street collection and I'm really hoping I can count on your help. Our success depends on generous people like you, who give 90 minutes of their time to collect much-needed funds for the Heart Foundation. Why 90 minutes? Because every 90 minutes another Kiwi dies from heart disease. But by coming together and shaking a bucket in your community, we can make more life-saving research.
I will be out on the streets collecting alongside fellow Kiwis this February, can I count on you to join me?
Warmest wishes,
Tony Duncan
Chief Executive
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