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Pecha Kucha - Vol 40, Part of Wintec's Ramp Festival
Thursday, 25th of July, 7pm start, at The Atrium, Wintec City Campus
10 fantastic guest speakers, talking about a wide range of fascinating topics.
Cash sales at the door $15 or $10 with student ID or RAMP Festival registration.
Just … View morePecha Kucha - Vol 40, Part of Wintec's Ramp Festival
Thursday, 25th of July, 7pm start, at The Atrium, Wintec City Campus
10 fantastic guest speakers, talking about a wide range of fascinating topics.
Cash sales at the door $15 or $10 with student ID or RAMP Festival registration.
Just some of the guest speakers:
Dr Rebekah Graham – Researcher
An emerging researcher in the area of food insecurity and poverty, Rebekah’s PhD was conferred in 2018 by Massey University. Since then, Dr Graham has worked on various research projects, with particular attention given to the lived experiences of poverty and homelessness, and ways of addressing inequitable access to resources such as housing and food.
Nikki Crutchley – Crime writer
Nikki Crutchley lives in Cambridge and is the author of two crime novels. Nothing Bad Happens Here, set on the Coromandel Coast, was published in August 2017. No One Can Hear You was published in September last year and has been long listed in this year Ngaio Marsh Award for best novel.
Sarah Thomson – Lawyer and Environmental Advocate.
Stepping up our game on climate: how can Hamilton become a low carbon city. If the world is to limit global temperature rise to 1.5C, we must cut emissions in half by 2030. How are cities around the world leading the way in becoming more sustainable, and what lessons are there for Hamilton? What are the key actions Hamilton can take right now to respond to the challenge of climate change and become a more resilient city?
Phil Grey – Free FM
Phil Grey has dipped in and out of radio – Contact FM in the 80s, as manager of what’s now Free FM since the early 2000s, and as project leader of a nationwide podcasting platform that is on track to deliver 2.5 million podcast hits this year. What’s always driven him is a thirst for discovery – of new music, but more eagerly of obscure music of the past. His love for one era in particular underpins the success of a unique locally made podcast with followers around the world.
Matthew Bannister – Musician, Writer, Wintec lecturer
Matthew Bannister is a musician and writer. Matthew is part of band Sneaking Feelings, a band instrumental in defining the "Dunedin sound" with Flying Nun records. The band recently reformed to acclaimed tours across the country. He also works on his solo projects including local band The Changing Same. He will be discussing his recent work a version of The Beatles classic Rubber Soul.
Meliors Simms - The Holistic Tooth Fairy
Meliors Simms is the Holistic Tooth Fairy, an online natural oral health coach who helps people of all ages, all over the world, to heal and prevent tooth decay and gum disease with natural and intuitive strategies.
Christina Campbell – Midwife adventurer
Hamiltonian of 23 years, a community midwife who has delivered over 1000 babies, was motivated to embark on this journey to ‘give back to the community’ when Community Midwifery is struggling to gain adequate support from Government resources. In my previous Tron-life I enjoyed extensive travelling, hiking, & participating in international expeditions such as the British ‘Operation Raleigh’, and ‘The Great Jukung Race’(2500km seafearing adventure in a primitive boat). This expedition was an opportunity to mix adventure with a purpose within an international community of Pilgrims.
About:
From the Japanese word for ‘chit chat’ Pecha Kucha celebrates the unique stories we all have to tell.
Pecha Kucha Nights give a platform to a wide range of people, to speak on a diversity of topics. The model sees presenters define their own topic, with each having just 20 seconds for each of their 20 images. Embraced around the globe; from Tel Aviv to London, Toyko to Berlin, Pecha Kucha events connect people, fuel conversation & inspire thinking with topics ranging from the intellectual to the sublime to the hilarious.
Join us for an evening celebrating innovation, design & the human experience!
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We have received what we think is a dog registration tag in the mail twice.
We have written not at this address and popped it in the post box to be returned to the council but it has been delivered to us again.
Ours is the address written on it but we do not have a dog and would hate for … View moreWe have received what we think is a dog registration tag in the mail twice.
We have written not at this address and popped it in the post box to be returned to the council but it has been delivered to us again.
Ours is the address written on it but we do not have a dog and would hate for someone to get in trouble because their council registration keeps being sent to the wrong place - any idea what we should do now? Really want to get this to the right home asap
We’ve been sending out enrolment update packs to everyone who’s enrolled to vote. When you get yours, check it to make sure your details are correct, then you know you’re ready to vote in the local elections.
Want to know more? Visit vote.nz or call us on 0800 36 76 56.
Free Practical English classes for Residents and NZ citizens
Day time: Monday and Friday
RTE- 145 Greenhill Road
Puketaha
Email: carlos@rte.co.nz
Mobil: 025 5750221
Last night I witnessed an appalling display of bad sportsmanship and plain thuggery while watching a schoolboy (Y10) game of indoor basketball. The opposing team used disgusting tactics of shoulder barging, fist fighting and head butting. The game was stopped seconds from the end of the third … View moreLast night I witnessed an appalling display of bad sportsmanship and plain thuggery while watching a schoolboy (Y10) game of indoor basketball. The opposing team used disgusting tactics of shoulder barging, fist fighting and head butting. The game was stopped seconds from the end of the third quarter, a meeting on the court of all players and coaches and one of the offenders sent to the side-line…………………..but he was on the court again in the final quarter. The Ref refused to be part of the game in the fourth quarter due to being sworn at , lack of respect and questioning by the opposing team as to decisions made and the general unsportsmanlike behaviour. One of the side line spectators refereed the last quarter. The boys in the opposing team were big solid guys who used this advantage in an extremely questionable way. What does this unchallenged despicable behaviour display to younger ones coming on? Its acceptable to be a bully and a thug with no consequences? Why is this behaviour allowed/tolerated and not stamped out, by the coach? The offences were red cardable and very disturbing to watch. In my opinion the team should be stood down for a couple of games and the coach held accountable.
A hanging shelf is an elegant alternative to a night stand, perfect for keeping books, journals, and even your alarm clock close at hand when you head to bed at night.
Paint in your favourite Resene colour to add a bright spot to your day. Make the most of this weekend with this … View moreA hanging shelf is an elegant alternative to a night stand, perfect for keeping books, journals, and even your alarm clock close at hand when you head to bed at night.
Paint in your favourite Resene colour to add a bright spot to your day. Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself.
Me and my partner have started collecting cacti, and were wondering if anyone had any old cacti for sale, or that they want to part with?
To be held at Cambridge Community Garden, 2 Vogel St. Cambridge
on Saturday 13th July 2019 at 11am In conjunction with Amber Garden Centre. Please bring your own secateurs to practice. Cost is $5.00 and includes a sausage and drinks after the workshop. You must register on Eventfind.
… View moreTo be held at Cambridge Community Garden, 2 Vogel St. Cambridge
on Saturday 13th July 2019 at 11am In conjunction with Amber Garden Centre. Please bring your own secateurs to practice. Cost is $5.00 and includes a sausage and drinks after the workshop. You must register on Eventfind.
www.eventfinda.co.nz...
Every region in New Zealand had higher rental asking prices in May than they did a year before, Trade Me's latest data shows.
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From 1st August 2019, there is an exciting new for everyone who has disabilities around the Waikato and Waipa area. Free Bus Fares to all people/children with disabilities who wish to catch a bus from rural to the city even from the city to rural. We - Disability support group and sector groups … View moreFrom 1st August 2019, there is an exciting new for everyone who has disabilities around the Waikato and Waipa area. Free Bus Fares to all people/children with disabilities who wish to catch a bus from rural to the city even from the city to rural. We - Disability support group and sector groups had worked so hard and finally we got it.
This month we’re celebrating the diverse array of people who call New Zealand home. Regardless of our different faiths, abilities, cultures, nationalities, ages, orientations and even genders - we want to make sure that our communities are safe and welcoming for all.
There’s many ways to take … View moreThis month we’re celebrating the diverse array of people who call New Zealand home. Regardless of our different faiths, abilities, cultures, nationalities, ages, orientations and even genders - we want to make sure that our communities are safe and welcoming for all.
There’s many ways to take part! From hosting a multicultural potluck where each attendee brings a dish from a country of their choice to coordinating a fundraiser that benefits refugees or our elderly there are thousands of ways big and small to make our households, neighbourhoods, schools and businesses even more inclusive. It could even be as simple as learning from a neighbour how to say ‘hello’ in their native language or ensuring local footpaths are accessible!
Don’t forget this month also coincides with Women’s Refugee Awareness Month and International Day of Friendship on July 30th - a United Nations day that promotes the role that friendship plays in promoting peace in many cultures.
Want to share your thoughts? Let us know how you’re making your community more inclusive this month by tagging us in your posts + using the following hashtag so we can see what you get up to:
#NSNZinclusivecommunities
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I have a friend (female) looking for a room to let can only afford about $150 a week. Does work a few hours a week. Clean and tidy. Looking for something ASAP. THANKS.
Large corner office desk , free, just need to be able to pick it up before Monday 8th July - ph trudi 021 869457
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