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A heavy rain watch is in place for Mount Taranaki, Northwest Nelson, the Richmond Range and the Tararua Range. A strong wind watch is in place for Marlborough.
People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts in case parts of this watch are upgraded to a full warning, or … View moreA heavy rain watch is in place for Mount Taranaki, Northwest Nelson, the Richmond Range and the Tararua Range. A strong wind watch is in place for Marlborough.
People are advised to keep up to date with the latest forecasts in case parts of this watch are upgraded to a full warning, or additional areas are added. Check the latest updates here.
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Over the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the … View moreOver the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the amazing opportunity to explore Vietnam and help kids across Aotearoa at the same time. "We can all learn to believe what we have inside is greater than the things that stand in front of us, but we need to teach our kids this, we are not necessarily born thinking that way."
To find out more about Dee and how you can support her in this worthy cause visit dinglefoundation.org.nz...
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