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Would you like to meet and greet visitors at our lovely seaside office in Waitohi/Picton?
The signs are up and we're about to open the doors but we need volunteers with big smiles and free time.
We'll be open 7 days a week until December.
Come and join us - give Chrissy Powlesland a … View moreWould you like to meet and greet visitors at our lovely seaside office in Waitohi/Picton?
The signs are up and we're about to open the doors but we need volunteers with big smiles and free time.
We'll be open 7 days a week until December.
Come and join us - give Chrissy Powlesland a call on 03-573 5668 or email chrissy@totaranui250.co.nz or send us a PM.
Hi there, we have an optimist dinghy ready to sail at our local qcyc, you can give your child the opportunity to enjoy sailing all year around, it has all the accessories in perfect order and you can take it for a trial any day.
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We have thousands of wallpaper collections available with a huge range of designs - from modern and contemporary to retro to colourful and creative for the kids.
Pop into your local Resene ColorShop and our team can help you find the perfect … View moreDress up and your walls and save 30% with Resene!
We have thousands of wallpaper collections available with a huge range of designs - from modern and contemporary to retro to colourful and creative for the kids.
Pop into your local Resene ColorShop and our team can help you find the perfect design to suit.
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Here's some good food for thought as we head into the weekend.
#NSNZsupportingouryoungpeople
Tens of thousands of students will take to the streets for the second time this year to strike for climate change action.
From marches and rallies to tree planting and beach clean ups, New Zealand's youth are doing all they can to bring attention to the issue.
To read more here
Teachers in area schools have voted to join primary and secondary teachers in New Zealand's largest-ever education strike on May 29.
The strike is the first time all teachers in the compulsory schooling sector have taken strike action simultaneously.
The teachers, who are jointly … View moreTeachers in area schools have voted to join primary and secondary teachers in New Zealand's largest-ever education strike on May 29.
The strike is the first time all teachers in the compulsory schooling sector have taken strike action simultaneously.
The teachers, who are jointly represented by primary and secondary teachers' unions NZEI Te Riu Roa and PPTA, voted to strike after four days of talks with the Ministry of Education failed to result in an offer. Read more here.
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Kai Kora, Kai Kura, even Kia Kora (as I heard one person say on the six o’clock news the other night). Following the devastating earthquakes we’ve heard all manner of versions of the place Māori named Kaikōura.
People may think it’s not a big issue, that it’s only a name or a word.
… View moreKai Kora, Kai Kura, even Kia Kora (as I heard one person say on the six o’clock news the other night). Following the devastating earthquakes we’ve heard all manner of versions of the place Māori named Kaikōura.
People may think it’s not a big issue, that it’s only a name or a word.
Some even scream PC gone mad when encouraged to use the correct pronunciation. And to them it probably is, but to me it’s more than that.
Why getting it right is so important- according to Luke Tipoke.....
Kupe installed a kaitiaki at the entrance of Pelorus Sound / Te Hoiere to protect the mauri of the area.
According to Ngati Kuia tradition this kaitiaki was Kaikaiawaro, a white dolphin that appeared in times of danger to assist Kupe’s descendants.
Nominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to … View moreNominate the local hero or thought-leader in your community for the 2019 Women of Influence Awards. Whether she’s involved in grassroots community work or a global leader, recognise the passionate women who are creating real change and forging a path for others.
Head to www.womenofinfluence.co.nz... for more information.
This is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our … View moreThis is the theme of this year's Youth Week, a nationwide festival of events to celebrate the talents, passion and success of local young people, on now until May 26th.
Organised every May by Ara Taiohi, the week inspires us to value, support, and affirm the diversity of young people in our society. The goal of Youth Week is to make Aotearoa a country where young people are vibrant and optimistic and are supported and encouraged to take up challenges. 💙💪
#NSNZsupportingouryoungpeople
Burials costs will double at most cemeteries in Marlborough in bid to shave down rates by 0.2 per cent, or about $5.30 per ratepayer per year. The increase will also make maintaining rural cemeteries more fair, the council says. Do you support the increase?
Three new playgrounds are under construction, reflecting the Council’s commitment to improved facilities for children.
Pollard Park's foundation pads have been laid and the first ‘acorn’ pods have been installed. Completion is only a month away. The equipment from Pollard Park is … View moreThree new playgrounds are under construction, reflecting the Council’s commitment to improved facilities for children.
Pollard Park's foundation pads have been laid and the first ‘acorn’ pods have been installed. Completion is only a month away. The equipment from Pollard Park is being ‘upcycled’ for this site and will have a farm-style theme.
A new playground at Mark Smith Reserve, on the Boulevard Park on Taylor subdivision, is expected to be open by late June.
Construction of the new Renwick Domain playground is also progressing too, and expected to be opened by mid-June.
Hi Neighbours!
What do your cat, your car, your home and your health have in common?
They are all things you want to be sure are looked after if you’re unable to.
Set up an Enduring Power of Attorney www.superseniors.msd.govt.nz...
Hi neighbours! The Government has announced plans to reform NCEA by 2025, with more focus on numeracy and literacy, and 50 per cent internal exams and 50 per cent external. Is it a fair way to measure students?
Marlborough Girls' College principal Mary-Jeanne Lynch said a "one size … View moreHi neighbours! The Government has announced plans to reform NCEA by 2025, with more focus on numeracy and literacy, and 50 per cent internal exams and 50 per cent external. Is it a fair way to measure students?
Marlborough Girls' College principal Mary-Jeanne Lynch said a "one size fits all" overhaul of assessments was a "broad brush approach" that would not work for everyone. Do you think this would help any students you know? Let us know by commenting below! Read more here.
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