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Place for people to meet with other riders in Taupo. Ask questions or advice on building your own fixie. And general silliness.

Bunch of people running round making themselves look like idiots but having a tone of fun at the same time

We meet every Wednesday Morning, at Suncourt Hotel, Northcroft Street, Taupo. 6.45am for a 7am start, and we are all finished by 8am. Visiting Rotarians, guests, and those interested in learning what we're about are always welcome! $20 casual fee per meeting, includes cooked breakfast, guest speaker, and the all important coffee! COMMITTEES: Rotary International: Gordon, Lianne (Director), Mike, Sharon, Kim (Director FB) & Anna Meetings & Fellowship: Jo (Director) Richard & Geoff New Generations: Lynley (Director), Gaye, Hema, Lea, Ian H, Kirsten & Kathy Projects & Community: Ian C (Director), Virginia, Paul, Stephen, Peter & Chris

The precise origins of Freemasonry have been lost in time, however, its traditions date back to the Middle Ages and to the stonemasons who built the cathedrals and castles of Europe. To construct them, it was necessary for men to have considerable knowledge of geometry, arithmetic and engineering. These highly skilled masons formed themselves into lodges to protect the skills and secrets of their trade and to pass their knowledge on to worthy apprentices. Importantly, these men were not bondsmen, hence the word "free" in Freemason. By the 17th Century, when the building of castles and cathedrals diminished, Masonry began to lose its 'operative' aspects and worthy men who were not craftsmen were also accepted into its membership. It was from this time that Masons were known as 'free and accepted' Masons, as they continue to be known to this day. The first Grand Lodge was established in England in 1717 and thereafter Freemasonry spread rapidly throughout the world. Freemasonry has been practised in Australasia since early in the 19th Century.

The Rotary Club of Taupo Moana is one of three rotary clubs in Taupo. We are a small but vibrant club with our main fund raising event of the year being the Great Lake Cycle Challenge. We welcome guests and prospective new members. As a club we are always on the lookout for guest speakers or possible projects we can support. Meeting Nights Mondays at Taupo Yacht Club, Ferry Road (branches off from corner of Lake Terrace and Tongariro Street) 5.30pm Fellowship 6.00pm Meeting start

Taupo's original Op Shop supporting the Taupo community since 1973.

We are the peak organisation for the social services and community sector in Taupo

TCBOA is a non-profit organisation affiliated to Tauranga City Basketball which was established to look after referees in the Tauranga City area. We aim to promote refereeing in this region and to provide opportunities for all those interested to referee in local, regional and national events. We aim to help all our members to achieve the goals and ambitions that they have while at the same time enjoying their refereeing.

Young Mariners of New Zealand is an organization for girls aged 8-19 years that provides opportunities for fun, friendship and adventure through water-based activities.

The history of the Tauranga Fire Brigade goes back more than 100 years. The Fire brigade was formed in 1874, and it soon collapsed for want of support. The year 1882 was significant as that was when a volunteer brigade was formed, a fire inspector appointed, the necessary engines and equipment purchased and a fire bell erected. From 1882 until 1909 the brigade was an on again off again affair. Tauranga has had a continuous Fire Brigade since 1909.

Male and female voice choir based in Tauranga. We perform a variety of works from traditional choral pieces to lighter modern works 3-4 times a year. There are more than 60 people in our choir who love music and singing. We know this because they all turn up for rehearsal on Monday nights.

Tauranga Moana Abuse Prevention Strategy (TMAPS) is made up of a collective of agencies committed to the prevention of family violence.