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TO BE HELD AT TIKIRAU 29thDec 2013-2nd Jan 2013

History BL6_naval_gunsThe gun emplacements and tunnels you now see at John F. Kennedy Memorial Park are the remnants of a 6-inch” gun battery constructed during 1941 and 1942 as part of Auckland’s World War II defences. Castor Bay was one of three gun batteries whose purpose was to defend the northern approaches to the Rangitoto Channel; the others were at Whangaparaoa and Motutapu. The eastern approaches were covered by batteries located at Motuihe and Rangitoto and from 1945 Stony Batter. The batteries at North Head, Fort Takapuna and Bastion Point were the last line of defence. Petition Petition by the Kennedy Park WWII Installations Preservation Trust, for the public acquisition of the heritage building, and land, at 139 and 141 Beach Road Castor Bay (lots 12/13 dp 38175), this land and building to then be added to Kennedy Park for public use and enjoyment. These two pieces of land are being offered for sale by Housing New Zealand and are of great interest to developers! If sold, the most likely outcome will be the demolition of a Heritage Building and the erection of up to six multi story dwellings - protruding right into the park! To add your name to the petition, please visit www.kennedypark.org.nz

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Whangarei Amateur Swim Club is the oldest swimming club in Whangarei, New Zealand. Established over 100 years ago it is a friendly club that helps swimmers to achieve their personal goals

The SouthernRural Districts are comprised of three small churches; Holy Cross at Portland, All Saints at Maungakaramea and Christ Church at Mangapai. Service Times: At Christ Church, Whangarei: Sunday - 7.30am & 9.30am; Wednesday - 7.30am & 12.15pm; Friday - BCP Litany - 10.15am, BCP Communion 10.30am. The Church is also used by the Maori Pastorate who hold services at 11am on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. At Selwyn Park Village: Sunday - 10.30am. At All Saints, Maungakaramea: Second Sunday of the month - 9.30am. At Holy Cross, Portland: First and fourth Sundays of the month - 9.30am. At Christ Church, Mangapai: First and third Sundays of the month - Interdenominational Service - 11.00am.

All are welcome to attend the monthly meetings which are held in the Whangarei Anglican Parish Lounge on the third Tuesday from 11am - 1.30pm. Healing services are held quarterly. All welcome.

Chart is dedicated to the continued growth of Whangarei's arts and heritage community. We work alongside the Whangarei District council in establishing Whangarei as an arts culture and heritage destination. We work with our stakeholders assisting with the development of infrastructure and funding, organistational and collaborative opportunities. Currently these are: The Papermill Waipu Museum The Old Library Community Arts Centre Whangarei Museum and Kiwi North The Quarry Arts Centre Northland Youth Theatre Hihiaua Cultural Trust Whangarei Youth Music Northland Society of Arts/Reyburn House Whangarei Art Museum Te Kowhai Print Trust The Packard and Pioneer Museum We work with our Chart members who are local art individuals and smaller arts based business in this capacity too.

Horses for Healing runs a 10 week one to one programme designed for people who are coping with mental health issues. The programme is run from Avalon Farm, Timperley Road, Parua Bay. We have available a clubroom, shower, toilets, stables, 20x60m horse arena & a fantastic rural location. The Trust owns safe purpose-trained horses. The programme may include tasks involved with grooming and caring for the horse, leading and groundwork, and may also include riding the horse. Each programme is adapted to suit the needs of the individual. No prior experience with horses is required. Our course facilitators are very experienced, and qualified in supporting people with mental health issues, as well as having many years experience with horses.

The Monkey House Theatre can be hired for private functions, groups and comes with a licensed bar. We run films on a Friday once a month, and run other events such as the NZ Short Film Festival coming up again in January

The Mercury Bay Community Choir has been together since 2004. In 2011 we became an incorporated society and member of the New Zealand Choral Federation. The choir performs 4-part choral music at concerts in Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand. The choir meets on Monday evenings from 6pm – 8pm during school terms at the Mercury Bay Area School music room.

NDTA 2011

It's all about how we play, how we learn, and how we roll. - UCCSSS 2016 team