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Paeroas awesome Golden Oldies Rugby Team. Heaps of fun and hard hits. Training Thursdays at 6:00pm at the Centennial Park, 6:30pm meeting at the Old Boys Club rooms.

N.E.T is a youth organisation dedicated to involving the youth of Paeroa with the community.

Darts , Snooker , TAB , Housie , Big Screen for sport, live Music ,

KEY OBJECTIVES (3 -5 years) To increase overall community well-being and encourage year round employment opportunities for local people, through: 1. Promoting and developing the Masterplan to uplift Paihia`s current look and feel. One that continues to align with and support community aspirations, while ensuring an exceptional visitor experience. Aim – to provide an exceptional place for the community to live, work and for people to visit. 2. Encourage significantly higher standards of public facilities and services, while ensuring long term planning & implementation of public infrastructure; to meet anticipated growth, specifically roading, water quality, sewerage and other public amenities. Aim - to ensure that public facilities meet with demand, are appropriate, affordable and deliver at a sustainable level. 3. Build strong relationships with key organisations and the community; to have influence and the ability to advance Paihia`s interests as a whole. Aim – to ensure that future development within the Paihia area is appropriate, meets with community aspirations and is affordable for the community. 4. Interact with social groups in Paihia, such as youth, the elderly, the disabled, special interest groups (e.g. history) and people with young children, in order to identify their needs and help to address these. Aim – to support the well-being of specific groups as well as the community as a whole. 5. Encourage Business Paihia Inc. to support diverse economic activity, through local businesses for year round benefit, specifically around sustainable employment, training and better business practices for community prosperity. Aim – to encourage sustainable businesses that provide good employment opportunities, while uplifting service levels year round. 6. To champion a strong and sustainable volunteer pool, that invigorates team spirit and drives projects as identified by the community. Aim – to have a strong and passionate group of volunteers that continue to be actively involved in uplifting community well-being, via projects and activities. 7. Operate a sustainable charitable entity that meets its objectives by involving and inspiring the community. Aim – to do what we say we will do.

'It's like staying at a mate's place'... that is how I want you to feel :) You can book a bed, a self contained unit or the whole house for groups of up to 12 people My name is mark, Kia Ora :) And it is my pleasure to welcome young (and young at heart) independent travellers. Here you are staying with a real Kiwi Paihia local who is a former Contiki European tour guide and New Zealand tour guide in my real Kiwi home and enjoying a real Kiwi lifestyle. Choose from private or dorm rooms in my house or if you prefer a bit more independence, a self contained unit. Please note the dorm beds and double room are under the house and there are outside steps up the house where you can find the shared bathroom and kitchen, lounge, balcony, BBQ, etc. It's only a short walk to the beach, shops and bars and yet you are surrounded by native bush and birds. We offer great value in a sunny, secluded, setting and all you need for a fun stay. It's not the Ritz but you will love the friendly Kiwi hospitality, BBQ, WiFi, huge sunny balcony and pool Plus you will have an awesome experience, not just a place to sleep. I am a traveller to and love to meet like-minded people from all around the world and share the knowledge and info only a local knows :) I look forward to having you come and stay.

The Neighbourhood Support network has its roots way back in 1979 when Neighbourhood Watch was introduced by the New Zealand Police as a crime prevention initiative. Back then the focus was on the prevention of household burglary and motor vehicle theft. Over thirty years later Neighbourhood Watch has developed into the Neighbourhood Support network and includes three primary areas of focus: knowing and caring about your neighbours, crime prevention and assisting with managing civil defence disasters. In the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquakes, recent tsunami warnings, TORNADOS and winter floods, civil defence emergency preparations have becoming increasingly important. However, all three aspects of Neighbourhood Support are essential, intertwined and supportive of each other. The Pakuranga/Bucklands Beach Neighbourhood Support Group is in the process of being revitalised. The group has three new committee members excited about inspiring others to know their neighbours and to build community networks so people feel a sense of belonging, caring and safety within their community. The new committee members are Ayleen de Vilder, President, who has a background in administration and teaching. Val Steven, Secretary, is a real estate salesperson and has a background in business administration. Rosemary Lyons, Treasurer, is also a real estate salesperson and has a background is clinical psychology. The Committee recently spent a Saturday morning working on developing a strategic plan that would address issues of how to ensure the establishment of localised street groups, effective communication with support services, effective use of local resources, identifying the requirements of the community, empowering communities to respond effectively to their needs while building relationships between local communities and local authorities. An important outcome of the strategic planning meeting was the need to revitalise local area groups and strengthen the relationships between local area groups and the Area Committee. Consequently, the committee has begun this revitalising and rebuilding process by having local area meetings with guest speakers relevant to the community’s needs.

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Monday 9.30 - 10.am during school term $4 per family morning tea provided