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Who we are… • Creative Napier is the Community Arts Council for Napier • Creative Napier governance is managed through an elected Board, which ensures that all relevant grants, donations and sponsorships are applied to activities that: • Encourage participation by all sections of the community in the arts and other cultural and educational activities • Promote Arts in the community • Advocate the arts in the community.

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Traditional training for modern times! Shotokan Karate HB is dedicated to providing Hawke's Bay & New Zealand students high level instruction and training in all aspects of traditional Shotokan Karate-do. The Napier Shotokan Club, started in 2008. is Edmond Otis sensei's personal NZ dojo, training kids, teens, and adults, in the heart of Napier, New Zealand. Shotokan Karate is practiced world-wide as an intense physical art and an outstanding total mind-body exercise. It is a decisive method of self-defense, and a proven way to develop self-control & discipline for kids, and to manage stress for adults. It is an exciting competitive sport, and, for some - it becomes a philosophy of life. Shotokan is an art that allows participants of all ages and at varying levels of intensity - from recreational practitioners - to internationally competitive athletes - to professional instructors - to train to their full potential. Our philosophy is based on the core principles of “character, sincerity, dedication, etiquette and self control” - making Shotokan Karate an especially good martial-art for children and families as well as individual adults. A member of AJKA-International/NZ. “Dedicate yourself wholly to each day, as though a fire were raging in your hair.” - Exhortation to a medieval samurai

The New Zealand China Friendship Society Inc has a National Executive that meets regularly in Wellington. There are also many branches spread throughout New Zealand that arrange regular meetings for local members. Each year a conference is organised by one of the branches and speakers for the event come from New Zealand and China.