U3A Meadowbank
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U3A Meadowbank's October monthly meeting will be held on October 20th 2025 at St Chads Church, 38 St Johns Road, Meadowbank at 10 am, main speaker at 11 am.
This month we have two speakers, first Rachel Hopkins. Her talk is titled, "Less is more". Thre main speaker will be Barrie … View moreU3A Meadowbank's October monthly meeting will be held on October 20th 2025 at St Chads Church, 38 St Johns Road, Meadowbank at 10 am, main speaker at 11 am.
This month we have two speakers, first Rachel Hopkins. Her talk is titled, "Less is more". Thre main speaker will be Barrie Brown, from the Next Foundation, and his title is "Generous Philanthropy", talking about the Next Foundations projects and particularly the restoration of Rotoroa Island.
Visitors are welcome, free admission and morning tea is served.
Come and hear Professor Craig Radford from the university Marine Sciences Department, talking about exploring the Hauraki Gulf through sound. By listening through underwater microphones a world of sound is revealed, new species discovered, tools developed and rhythms revealed.
U3A Meadowbank September meeting will be held on Monday September 15th at St Chad's church, Meadowbank at 10 am.
Visitors very welcome.
Speaker is Professor Craig Radford from Marine Science. He will be talking on exploring the Hauraki Gulf through the medium of sound.
Developing tools and… View moreU3A Meadowbank September meeting will be held on Monday September 15th at St Chad's church, Meadowbank at 10 am.
Visitors very welcome.
Speaker is Professor Craig Radford from Marine Science. He will be talking on exploring the Hauraki Gulf through the medium of sound.
Developing tools and techniques , discovering rhythyms and species and monitoring health and disturbances. It turns out that underwater is noisy and sound is a valuable diagnostic and research tool.
Nest meeting is at St Chad's church, 38 St Johns Road on Monday 18th August at 10 am. Speaker is Wendy Hampton, "Don't leave a mess, leave a legacy". All welcome.
Speaker is Tessa Duder on Sarah Mathew, Auckland's first lady.
Visitors welcome
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