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Preparation for concert ‘A Summer’s Day Live’
• There are four entrances; Brooklands Drive gate, Racecourse gate through Pukekura Raceway, the Dell gate and Kaimata gate.
• If you require a seat, make sure it’s no bigger than a low sand chair.
• No bags larger than A4-size can … View morePreparation for concert ‘A Summer’s Day Live’
• There are four entrances; Brooklands Drive gate, Racecourse gate through Pukekura Raceway, the Dell gate and Kaimata gate.
• If you require a seat, make sure it’s no bigger than a low sand chair.
• No bags larger than A4-size can be brought in to the venue. All bags will be checked. Umbrellas are also not permitted entry.
• We recommend bringing cash for the bars and food vendors. There will be no cash out facilities on site.
Parking
• Parking is available at Pukekura Raceway via Coronation Avenue. Limited parking available on Brooklands Road and surrounding streets.
• There are two P2 drop-off and pick-up areas at the bottom of Brooklands Drive and outside the Kaimata Street gate.
Food & Beverage
• While we allow picnic food, there is no BYO alcohol or commercial takeaway food and ensure your picnic bags are less than A4 in size. There will be plenty of food vendors and bars on site.
• Remember, no glass or drinks – only sealed, clear water bottles (up to 1L) are permitted.
• As part of our Taranaki Green Initiative beverages will be served in reusable cups for a small deposit. WOMAD Globelet cups will be accepted at the bars.
• No glass or cans permitted in the seated area, please ensure your drinks are poured into plastic cups before entering.
Our local Agribusiness team of 30 will work with you to ensure that we understand your business.
We have a unique skill set including a broad banking background, practical farming experience and a technically competent team with strong industry relationships. Our team approach means there’s … View moreOur local Agribusiness team of 30 will work with you to ensure that we understand your business.
We have a unique skill set including a broad banking background, practical farming experience and a technically competent team with strong industry relationships. Our team approach means there’s always someone available to assist you, someone who knows your business.
In addition to this amongst our local team of 75 staff and the wider BDO network we have experts in; NZ tax, trust administration, business recovery & insolvency, corporate finance, audit, corporate and international tax, business advisory services, risk advisory and estate planning.
As farming businesses become ever increasingly complex, we are able to draw upon these specialist skill sets which is unique compared to many rural based accounting practices.
The solutions and expertise we deliver are individually tailored for our clients and we specialise in providing high quality, timely services that will exceed your expectations.
We are able to support all aspects of rural business – from new entrant support (talk to us about our “Dairy Start-up” plans) to experienced farm owners looking at Governance or Succession, as well as offering our range of advisory services to agricultural support businesses.
- Tax preparation and planning
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- Farm accounting software training and support
- Restructuring
- Succession planning
- Governance
-Payroll and bookkeeping
Get in touch with us today for your agribusiness needs.
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