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The Community Choir for Breaker Bay, Wellington, New Zealand. We meet to sing fortnightly, alternate Thursdays during school term times at the Breaker Bay Hall, 150 Breaker Bay Road, Breaker Bay. $5 casuals or $40 per term. Musical Directors Jonathan Berkahn and Jan Hinde specialise in working with untrained voices, singing songs from diverse genres and from around the world. Fun, accessible and all welcome. Nau mai haere mai!

NZCT is one of New Zealand’s largest gaming trusts and we are the largest funder of amateur sport in New Zealand. In the 12 months to 30 September 2010, we distributed $37.6 million to sporting, local government and community groups nationwide. Our publicans help us raise funds by operating gaming lounges within their hotels. We have twin goals of serving both our publicans and the communities in which they operate.

South City Youth Trust is a inner-city youth organization that has an awesome youth centre on Bath St, and even awesome-er youth workers who would love to hang out with awesome people like you. awesom

The St Albans Community Centre provided room for educational, cultural and recreational activities. The intention is to encourage a vibrant and healthy community brought about by the involvement and e

The group was set up to assist the people in the Waitetuna Community. To create networking, community strength and partnerships and support the development of a community room,

We have two sessions per week: Thursdays 9am - 10:30am Saturdays 9am - 11am We have a handly location at the Devonport Community House in Clarence St, Devonport. Just around the corner form New World Membership is just $100 per year - there are no lending fees Places are available now - no waiting list. Join online at www.playawhile.org

The New Zealand Distance Sled Dog Club will be hosting the first annual K9 Natural Midnight Madness 85 Sled Dog Race in Taupo on Saturday, August 24, 2013. The K9 Natural Midnight Madness 85 is New Zealand’s premier long distance sled dog race and attracts the top sled dog teams from all over the country. Teams are made up of a driver (known as a “Musher”), a three wheeled sled (known as a rig) and up to 6 specially trained sled dogs (their love for pulling sleds is only second to food!). The dogs are predominantly arctic breeds, Alaskan Malamutes, Siberian Huskies, and we even have a team of Canadian Eskimo dogs competing! The K9 Natural Midnight Madness 85 is a multi stage race with the overall distance of this years feature event being a minimum of 85 Kilometres. The course is intended to be challenging with over 600 metres of vertical drop providing seemingly never ending ascents and high speed hair raising descents. All at night and in freezing temperatures. If this is not enough, Mushers and their teams must also successfully navigate their way around the course whilst avoiding many hazards that lie ahead such as cavernous ruts and fallen trees. Three distances will be offered - 25KM and 50KM introductory length, and the 85KM Feature Race. Stage lengths vary between 2.4km to 16km. Most however are in the vicinity of 12km. Compulsory stops will be required for all race lengths at check points chosen by the musher. This event is as much about tactics as it is speed and endurance. Expected temperatures between -5 degrees C and +4 degrees based on historical weather data for this time of year in Taupo. The organisers will be allowing the use of GPS units and will supply course files for download at a later date. There will be a welcome dinner for all competitors and officials on Friday 23 August in Taupo. Convoy will be leaving the town centre around midday on Saturday 24 August. Compulsory briefing, registration, and pre-race gear and veterinary checks will be held at the race start staging area in the Kiangaroa Forest. Race start is 6pm. The K9 Natural Midnight Madness 85 is the second longest dry land sled dog race in the world and one of New Zealand’s true adventure races. The NZDSDC is focused on promoting distance sled dog racing within Australasia. The New Zealand Distance Sled Dog Club would like to extend a warm welcome to all dog sled teams, spectators and sponsorship enquiries. For all enquiries please email: midnightmadness@vodafone.net.nz

One of the larger tennis clubs in the Tennis Canterbury region.

We are a Police Youth Development Project that operates as a Charitable Trust. We work with young people and families to reduce youth offending and at risk behaviour.

The Cannons Creek Community Pantry brings Cannons Creek residents together around free and low cost food. We are working to provide a wide spectrum approach to increasing community food security by supporting reciprocal action and increasing the profile of good food in our community. Our first step is to grow fruit and vegetables on our site that will be used in our food parcels and will be grown by community members especially those families who access the food bank. We are lucky to have support from the Tindall Foundation, Mana Community Trust, the Methodist Church of New Zealand, and the Porirua City Council.