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Community Education Whanganui offering lifelong learning opportunities to everyone

This page is dedicated to "Wellington Devbhoomi Society" . The purpose of this page is to promote culture of Uttarakhand.

The Gardens are open to the public and feature subtropical gardens, native forest walks, waterfalls, streams, quarry ruins, tunnels, a scented Camellia collection, a plethora of NZ native and exotic plant species and so much more... The Gardens are a wo

Naturally handmade beauty products from New Zealand's West Coast which leave your skin soft and silky smooth. Soaps and scrubs made with 100% coconut oil.

Welcome to the Wildside! Come, be inspired, and join the conversation. We're living on the wildside – tramping, camping, biking, hunting... We're loving the wildside – our places, animals, plants, people... We're looking after the wildside – protect

An investment property can be easy money or a headache that’ll cost you a bomb. The secret is in great communication and building long-term relationships,

This page advertises events and interesting articles from the Women in Law Committee - New Zealand Law Society (Wellington Branch).

The Military Reenactment Society is a New Zealand based living history and historical reenactment group that reenacts NZ War, World War II units and Vietnam War units.

OBJECTIVES and AIMS : To promote ,foster and develop the game of TOUCH ,throughout regional provinces in New Zealand by providing..... 1/ Motivation ,participation and encouragement to ALL involved, regardless of ability, age, and culture 2/ Invitationa

Young Agriculture New Zealand is designed to encourage young New Zealanders to pursue a career in Agriculture. As the population of the world sky rockets it is important that we are able to feed it. New Zealand has such a small population but a large capa

Zion Ministries in New Zealand is involved with community and social change through its Breakfast Clubs and community activities in low socio-economic areas, including food banks, sports academies, child welfare, clothing and furniture for families and si