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There are lots of awesome events happening in neighbourhoods around Aotearoa for Children’s Day, Sunday 4 March. Check out what’s on near you. If you don’t head along to an event, remember the most important thing you can give tamariki is your time and aroha!
The children of Rotorua's Mokoia Intermediate have more reason than most to welcome the imminent return of Crankworx.
As part of the mountain bike festival's 'Share the Ride' scheme, the school's approximately 332 pupils will be taken for a day out riding in the … View moreThe children of Rotorua's Mokoia Intermediate have more reason than most to welcome the imminent return of Crankworx.
As part of the mountain bike festival's 'Share the Ride' scheme, the school's approximately 332 pupils will be taken for a day out riding in the Whakarewarewa Forest.
Home grown talent and out of this world visual technology are set to combine at the upcoming Lakeside 2018 concert.
Lakeside Concert chair Ian Edward said the 2018 event - dubbed Whenua #it's about home - would be the first to feature large screens to showcase some of Rotorua's film and… View moreHome grown talent and out of this world visual technology are set to combine at the upcoming Lakeside 2018 concert.
Lakeside Concert chair Ian Edward said the 2018 event - dubbed Whenua #it's about home - would be the first to feature large screens to showcase some of Rotorua's film and animation talent.
When Age Concern Rotorua's Dorothy Dyson wanted to raise some much needed funds for the organisation she realised two sheds were better than one.
This year's bumper summer swarm of crickets could be set to repeat next year.
Large numbers of black field crickets have been encroaching on homes and gardens across the North Island, keeping residents awake with their chirping and hopping underfoot. Black field crickets are born normally … View moreThis year's bumper summer swarm of crickets could be set to repeat next year.
Large numbers of black field crickets have been encroaching on homes and gardens across the North Island, keeping residents awake with their chirping and hopping underfoot. Black field crickets are born normally born November when they generally spend time in the grass. But by peak summer in January, especially if its been a dry period, they move deep into ground cracks and only come out at night. IS YOUR HOME CURRENTLY INUNDATED WITH CRICKETS?
More Kiwis are cutting back on meat; more farmers are noticing the downturn. So what part does meat play in your diet?
Gardening expert and author Lynda Hallinan joined us us live on Homed on Valentine's Day to share her love of gardening and answer your plant-based dilemmas.
If you missed it, you can see what Lynda had to say and maybe get some new ideas to try in your own garden, by clicking here.
We’ve enabled local charities to raise over $367,000 last year through the use of our community BBQs. Some of our team have also got involved, like dedicated Dave cooking up a feast every weekend. Check out the video below to see why Dave fires up the BBQ each weekend and the next time you walk … View moreWe’ve enabled local charities to raise over $367,000 last year through the use of our community BBQs. Some of our team have also got involved, like dedicated Dave cooking up a feast every weekend. Check out the video below to see why Dave fires up the BBQ each weekend and the next time you walk past don’t forget to purchase a sausage sizzle as all funds go back to your local community.
Got a great product or service? A decent sales track record? And a satisfied base of happy customers? Then it's time to turn your small business into a big one. Check out our six simple and insightful tips on how to do just that - and increase your revenue without overstretching your assets.
Volunteers needed!
We still urgently need volunteers for our Big Heart Appeal street collection on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 February! Please give 90 minutes or more to collect money to fuel life-saving heart research.
Visit our website to volunteer as a street collector in your community.
Looking for a rewarding overseas experience? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. Aged 25 to 75 - our Kiwi volunteers come from diverse industries and all walks of life.
We cover flights, accommodation, insurance and even provide a … View moreLooking for a rewarding overseas experience? Volunteer with local people and organisations throughout the wider Pacific to help transform lives. Aged 25 to 75 - our Kiwi volunteers come from diverse industries and all walks of life.
We cover flights, accommodation, insurance and even provide a living allowance for volunteers and their partners.
Make a real difference in the lives of our Pacific neighbours. Learn more about volunteering with VSA.
Hi neighbours, if your child has fallen behind or you're finding they need extension work then NumberWorks'nWords provides expert Maths and English tuition that builds confidence, changes attitudes and delivers results.
Right now we are offering … View moreHi neighbours, if your child has fallen behind or you're finding they need extension work then NumberWorks'nWords provides expert Maths and English tuition that builds confidence, changes attitudes and delivers results.
Right now we are offering FREE assessments and an introductory lesson. This is a great opportunity for you to see how your child is doing, collaborate on a plan to help them achieve their potential, and to see for yourself how effective and enjoyable the tutoring really is.
Give us a call on (07) 349 3965 to find out more information.
Join Sport BOP, The Heart Foundation and Diabetes Help at Red Square Tauranga on Valentines day!
Te Aka Mauri - Rotorua's combined library and children's health hub development - has officially opened its doors.
The $12.8 million development had its official opening on Friday before it was opened to hundreds of members of the public on Saturday.
We could all use a long weekend from time to time, but what if you had one every week? In March, trust company Perpetual Guardian will launch a six-week trial where its full time staff will work for four days a week but still be paid for five days.
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