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Monthly gathering format usually goes in 3 parts : *Master class/ workshop or Guest Artist *Potluck afternoon tea, and socialising *Open mic or Jam Tea and coffee provided. Koha appreciated. Cash bar.

affiliated member of Aoraki Volleyball Association

When? The third Wednesday each month 10am -12pm (except January) Where? Timaru Parents Centre Rooms, 9 Napier St, Timaru Who? Pregnant women, mothers, babies/older siblings all welcome If you are pregnant and plan to breastfeed your baby, you'll want the information and encouragement that La Leche League can provide. If you are already breastfeeding, the tips, techniques and support you will receive from our trained Leaders and other mothers is invaluable. Would you like to meet other breastfeeding mothers for support and to share experiences in a place where babies and their older siblings are welcome? La Leche League Timaru holds monthly discussions where mothers can get information and support, borrow books and meet others. A wide range of breastfeeding and parenting topics are discussed, including why breastfeed, looking after a new baby, overcoming breastfeeding difficulties, nutrition and weaning. The discussion topics are flexible depending on the needs of those present. We can discuss any other breastfeeding issues and answer your specific breastfeeding questions.

S.C.A.G is a Astronomers group, for beginners and experienced people, we have a monthly meeting with varied topics, and at least one observing session once a month. Membership comes from a diverse range of age groups and occupations, with emphasis being on the enjoyment of looking at the cosmos. We aim to get people actively involved with learning and taking part in astronomy through a fun, social and enthusiastic atmosphere. We encourage the attendance of activities and monthly star parties, and with the help of members we sometimes hold public events. We are a helpful and friendly crowd, and we welcome all who are interested in astronomy. Visitors welcome.

Who Are The Lions? Lions are ordinary men, women and young people from all walks of life who bridge religious, political, economic and social boundaries. They are united in their desire to make a difference by contributing their personal time and talents to help other people. Their motto is “We Serve”. In New Zealand 11,200 members belong to 410 clubs in seven Districts. They are part of a worldwide network of 1.3 million Lions in over 200 countries or regions. They are community volunteers who roll up their sleeves to help young people, elderly, the ailing, the needy and their environment. In terms of their time on projects and money raised, it is estimated Lions contribute more than $100 million each year for charitable organisations here and in the Pacific. The prestigious Financial Times in Britain voted Lions the world’s best “Non-Government Organisation” to work with. Lions have worked in partnership with the United Nations on various humanitarian projects since it was formed after the Second World War.

Patrolling Titahi Bay since 1938.

What is The Crossing? It is a space for the whole community, a friendly and versatile facility for the people of Titirangi, Kaurilands and Glen Eden. Check out the website for more details.

Tokoroa AFC has been in existence for almost 60 years and will be indeed celebrating its diamond jubilee in 2013 From its humble beginning as Kinleith United in 1953, it has grown and prospered and now provides football for players of all ages and abilities with our adult & children’s team taking part in Waikato / Bay of plenty wide competitions Changing its name to Tokoroa AFC in 1958 the club moved to Memorial Park where it was to play for the next 16 years, before moving to its current headquarters at Strathmore Park in 1974 Thanks to the efforts and input from the clubs dedicated players and supporters a purpose built clubrooms has been established that overlooks the #1 playing field and caters for Senior & Junior football on an all year round basis The late 1960’s saw Tokoroa as a trial blazer, being one of the 1st Waikato based teams to participate in the Northern League football competition, meaning matches within the Auckland area virtually every 2nd weekend The club built a reputation for playing hard competitive football, but at the same time also developed the social side so that many lasting friendships were developed with the various Auckland based teams The clubs Altex cup competition was for many years one of the great attractions which had the support of teams from as far a field as Whangarei, Auckland, Palmerston and Wellington 2009 saw Tokoroa AFC nominated for and winning the South Waikato Sports Club of the year, something we are very pleased and proud about as it is recognition from our peers that we are doing something right, giving us a base to work on as we go forward into the next 60 years Today the club caters for -: Senior football – With two men’s and one ladies team taking part in the Waikato / Bay of Plenty competition – training nights are Tuesday & Thursday from 18-00

Where your children can play, learn and socialise in a safe and supportive environment. Where Mums, Dads and Caregivers can enjoy new experiences with their children and socialise with other like-minded adults. Torbay Community Playgroup has a fun, friendly atmosphere and you're never too far away from a chocolate biscuit!! LOCATION: St Mary's Church Hall, Deep Creek Road, Torbay SESSION TIMES: Tuesday/Thursday 9:30am-11:30am FEE: $3 per family. Contact: torbaycommunityplaygroup@gmail.com

The Pony Club is set on 25 acres of land, with our facilities including an all weather 80m x 40m arena and a cross country course that caters from Pre Intro level to Training, along with plenty of Show Jumping equipment. We are situated on the corner of River Road and Alexandra Redoubt Road in Tuakau. We are affiliated to both the Franklin District Pony Club and the Pony Club Association of NZ. Regular events are held at the grounds throughout the year which will be shown on this page as well as our official website; http://www.tuakauponyclub.com/ Members please feel free to send photos to me through messages and I will create an album for your results out and about :)

Welcome to the Tuatapere Hump Ridge Track, a 3 day loop walk that takes trampers along the south coast of New Zealand, up to the sub-alpine zone of the Hump Ridge, and over historic viaducts in the heart of native forest. Our two backcountry lodges are in superb locations, each offering a unique stopping point along the walk.

Permaculture Aotearoa is a Charitable Trust, set up to promote permaculture events n New Zealand. The first of these was " Resilience by Design" the 11th Australasian Permaculture Convergence 11-15 April 2012 in Turangi, Central North Island, New Zealand