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A club with a Great History and Historical Military Museum. Our Club offers you: * Safe Environment * Friendship * Sport Sections Welcome to the Rotorua RSA Club, located in the heart of the CBD of Rotorua and within a short distance to the lake and all tourist amenities. Rotorua, known for its excellent trout fishing, famous mud pools, geysers, thermal pools and traditional Maori entertainment and great hospitality. It all happens in Rotorua at the RSA Club. The Rotorua RSA Club has an active membership of 1820 and extends a warm welcome to its members, guests and affiliated members visiting Rotorua. We have a great range of facilities including our popular military wartime museum with over 3000 exhibits covering several wars on display. Come along to our RSA Club and enjoy what the club has to offer A la Carte Restaurant * Gaming Machines * Bistro * Snooker * 8 Ball * Ladies Section * Indoor Bowls * Outdoor Bowls * Entertainment * Golf * Darts * Shows * Dancing * Courtesy Coach *

Deepawali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, symbolises the victory of righteousness and the lifting of spiritual darkness. The word 'Deepawali' literally means rows of diya (clay lamps). The most beautiful of all Hindu festivals, Deepawali is celebrated by lighting up one's home with diya and candles, spectacular firecrackers and a variety of sweets in the company of family and friends. Holi, the Hindu Festival of Colours, is celebrated to glorify good harvest and fertility of the land. This colourful festival is celebrated with much fanfare by covering each other with coloured powder, and dancing to folk music and songs. Holi celebrations also help bridge racial, social and personal differences, and brings people and communities together. These two events are celebrated annually in Rotorua. Organised by the volunteers of the NZ Hindu Council, these events are smoke-free, alcohol-fee and meat-free with free entry to the public.

Relay For Life is a fundraising community team event for people of any age and level of fitness. Business, whanau, youth and community groups. Together we celebrate our survivors, remember those who

Rotorua Musical Theatre is the trading name for our society. Our official name is Rotorua Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society Inc. We are registered with the Charities Commission, our registration number being CC29959. The 2013 Executive Committee are: President Natasha Rivers Smith Past President Glenys Searancke, QSM Vice Presidents Margaret Ridgway & Sally Smyth Secretary Richard Marshall Treasurer Patricia Moore Committee Members Alison Young, Barry Jenkins, Bobby Howard, Dennis Benfell, Graeme Katting, Jelia Tahana-Pragnell, Kimberley Chapman, Raewyn Mends, Steve Holmes & Sue Dyson.

Kia Ora! - Nau mai, haere mai. Welcome to Maori In Tourism Rotorua a collaboration of Maori businesses spread across a range of sectors and industries, we invite you to discover our special splice of Aotearoa NZ. We invite you to share our Culture, our History, our People and our Land. So explore and discover the myriad of Maori businesses, events and activities operating in Rotorua and surrounding regions.

RDOC runs dog obedience training classes for members at recreational and competitive levels. We provide dog obedience classes (currently three times per year) for the general public. Here, dog owners are taught techniques for handling and training their dogs to be well behaved in both public and home environments. The club teaches and encourages responsible dog ownership. Approximately 75 owners and dogs attend our public classes each year. The Club offers agility, fly-agility and rally-obedience classes for fun and for competition training. We have introduced a Canine Good Citizen class. This is a nationally recognized certificate at four levels, awarded by the NZ Kennel Club and recognized by many local authorities in their dog licensing regulations. RDOC runs competitions throughout the year in the various disciplines: Obedience, Agility, Fly agility and Rally-Obedience. These competitions attract entrants from throughout New Zealand.

Cycling Rotorua was formed at the beginning of 2005 and is an amalgamation of Velo Sport Rotorua and the Rotorua Cycling Club. The club has a present membership of around the 105 mark and this is incr

Multicultural Rotorua provides an opportunity for people from all segments of our diverse society to address the challenges facing our multicultural communities in the 21st century. We respect Tangatawhenua and the Treaty of Waitangi. Rotorua Multicultural Council Inc. (RMC, a.k.a. Multicultural Rotorua) was established in 1996. Formerly known as Rotorua Ethnic Council Incorporated, incorporated under the Incorporated Societies Act 1908 on the 19th of May 1998 [Reg# 90926] Registered as a charitable entity under the Charities Act 2005 on 3o June 2008. [Reg# CC39743] Name changed to Rotorua Multicultural Council Incorporated on the 9th of November 2009. Our vision is Unity in Diversity. One of our objectives is to promote and protect the interests of cultural groups/individuals in Rotorua- this objective also serves as our purpose. Membership fee: Group $50 and Individual $10 We publish a monthly newsletter/bulletin called Multicultural Rotorua. We post this at The Library Community Bulletin Board. If you want to be in the email list, contact Susana So (our Coordinator) on 021 1593601 or email rotorua@newcomers.co.nz Our services are: Promotion of Council member (group or individual) projects- community activity or event such as cultural festival, language week celebration, school-holiday programme, coffee mornings, Saturday market, cultural/religious gathering, potluck, sports competition, etc. Assistance in organising activities or events for the first time; as well as designing logo and poster. Rotorua Newcomers Network. We manage a part-time coordinator to organise activities and events for migrants and newcomers to Rotorua to help them connect with other newcomers and meet locals who are able to share their settling stories, issues and recommendations. Through the Skill Development Programme, there are opportunities for bite-size learning which is aimed at providing affordable skill/talent training class for newcomers. Justice of Peace Referrals to free English language class for residents through English language Partners. Referrals to Chamber of Commerce’s Rotorua Multicultural Business Council for migrant business owner concerns. We are able to represent you in the meetings and act upon an arising matter when necessary. These are our members communities / groups: 1. The Netherland Society of Rotorua 2. Rotorua Fiji Community 3. BOP (Rotorua) Indian Association Inc. 4. Philippine Club of Rotorua Inc. 5. BOP Philippines Friendship Society Inc. 6. Southern African Club of Rotorua 7. Rotorua Cook Island Society Inc. 8. Rotorua Arts Village 9. Whakarewarewa- The Living Thermal Village 10. Rotorua Chinese Association 11. Rotorua Sri Lankan residents When we celebrate GLOBALfest, the following communities get involve: 1. Koreans 2. Japanese 3. Thai 4. Samoans 5. Tokelauans 6. Africans 7. French 8. Rotaract (kiwi)

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Punanga Haumaru is a Ministry of Youth Development funding project for one year. Te Waiariki Purea Trust and Rotorua Youth Centre collaborate on this initiative. Bully Free Bro was developed by Te Waiariki Purea Trust staff after research into bullying and the need for positive messaging was identified as a key area of focus.