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We're starting a new section on the Rodney Times Neighbourly page called - What should Renee learn? - where you vote for Renee to participate in an experience!
This week you can vote for Renee to participate in either -
1- Learn how to make a clay vessel on a pottery wheel at the Orewa … View moreWe're starting a new section on the Rodney Times Neighbourly page called - What should Renee learn? - where you vote for Renee to participate in an experience!
This week you can vote for Renee to participate in either -
1- Learn how to make a clay vessel on a pottery wheel at the Orewa Estuary Arts Centre.
2- Learn how to make sushi at Sushi 4 U.
(Vote POTTERY or SUSHI in the comments below)
If you have a business or an experience that you would like to share with us email renee.clayton@fairfaxmedia.co.nz with more information.
A write-up of Renee's experience will be published online and in the Rodney Times with photos and video.
Get voting!
Voting closes October 16 at 5pm!
Did you know New Zealand’s youth suicide rate is the highest in the developed world? We're partnering with Youthline to help break the silence! You can support them too by buying a $2 pen or making a donation at your local The Warehouse Store. Your support will ensure that every call to … View moreDid you know New Zealand’s youth suicide rate is the highest in the developed world? We're partnering with Youthline to help break the silence! You can support them too by buying a $2 pen or making a donation at your local The Warehouse Store. Your support will ensure that every call to Youthline gets answered, every text gets responded to and every email is answered.
Conservation Week has arrived, which means it's time to show your backyard some love.
There are lots of ways you can get involved. You could set up a backyard trap, participate in a community conservation event, plant a native tree or clean up a local beach.
Check out this blog post … View more Conservation Week has arrived, which means it's time to show your backyard some love.
There are lots of ways you can get involved. You could set up a backyard trap, participate in a community conservation event, plant a native tree or clean up a local beach.
Check out this blog post for more ideas: How to take part this Conservation Week
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In collaboration with Sport Waitakere, Coastguard Northern Region and Surf Life Saving Northern Region we are pleased to present this opportunity for our Pacific communities to gather and talk water safety. It is a free event and now is the perfect time, before summer, to be thinking and learning … View moreIn collaboration with Sport Waitakere, Coastguard Northern Region and Surf Life Saving Northern Region we are pleased to present this opportunity for our Pacific communities to gather and talk water safety. It is a free event and now is the perfect time, before summer, to be thinking and learning how to keep ourselves and loved ones safer around water.
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