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Extending our vision for children and their whanau with a banquet of opinions, inspirations, research and life's experiences. Stay & Play sessions are the connection between Family services and Early Childhood care. He Atua, He Tangata We are both beautifully human and devine Living & Learning Family Centres - Henderson ph 09 837 7992

Tasman Secondary School Sport This page been created by the Regional Sports Director for secondary schools in the Tasman Region including Nelson, Tasman, Golden Bay and Marlborough. Each year we host several Tasman Secondary School Sport Championships such as Touch, Bowls, Tennis, Triathlon, Athletics, Golf, Skateboarding, Mountainbiking, Road Cycling, Equestrian, Motor Cross, Badminton, Skiing and snowboarding, Rugby 7s and more!! Keep an eye on this page for event information, photos and updates!

Promote culture and arts through six different art forms: visual arts, dance, music, literary arts, martial arts and performing arts. Filipino Artists in New Zealand (Filinartistz) main organisational affiliates for community development are: http://thebulwaganfoundation.wordpress.com/ http://societysoutheastasians.wordpress.com/ It is a member of the Filipinos in New Zealand network which currently consists of the following regional community websites: http://filipinosinauckland.wordpress.com/ http://christchurchfilipinos.wordpress.com/ http://filipinosinhamilton.wordpress.com/ http://filipinosinwellington.wordpress.com/ It maintains strong affiliations and linkages with the Southeast Asian Communities in New Zealand network through websites currently consisting of: http://cambodiansinnewzealand.wordpress.com/ http://indonesiansinnewzealand.wordpress.com/ http://malaysiansinnewzealand.wordpress.com/ http://thaisinnewzealand.wordpress.com/ http://vietnameseinnewzealand.wordpress.com/ and their respective Community Pages on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cambodians-in-New-Zealand/176905489059297 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Indonesians-in-New-Zealand/301973933151495 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Malaysians-in-New-Zealand/121258471314789 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Thais-in-New-Zealand/271174339589466 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vietnamese-in-New-Zealand/114110412031950

Event: 19th March 2012 at 7pm Tickets: http://www.eventbrite.co.nz/myevents?org_id=1767999 The event is the showing of a new movie from acclaimed director Franklin Lopez. The movie examines our culture’s addiction to systematic violence and environmental exploitation, and probes the resulting epidemic of poisoned landscapes and shell-shocked nations. Based in part on Endgame, the best-selling book by Derrick Jensen, END:CIV asks: “If your homeland was invaded by aliens who cut down the forests, poisoned the water and air, and contaminated the food supply, would you resist?”

Today over 250 kiwi cyclists are showing their support for young people living with cancer by proudly riding in our colours. Join us.

The NZIDE has been established for more than 30 years, as a non-profit National Organisation dedicated to raising and maintaining the professional standing of Driving Instructors. From the independent instructor to those teaching at larger driving schools, the N.Z.I.D.E. recognises that professional driving instructors are today’s link with tomorrows safer drivers.

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Adam Performing Arts Company, established in 2009 is one of Auckland's only youth driven amateur-professional youth performing arts companies. APAC presents a small theatre season each year of three to five plays to an audience in Onehunga. Including the theatre season, APAC also runs a successful children and youth education programme. Adam Procter, Artistic Director established APAC at the young age of 14 in 2009 to follow his dream of bringing young people to the NZ theatre stage. Being only 14 when APAC was formed saw a big challenge and adventure for Adam to continue throughout the future. APAC is currently lead by Adam and a youth management team consisting of a Stage Manager, Sound Technician, Lighting Technician and a Front of House Manager. Adam and the Company is closely mentored and supported by Kat Thomas and the Onehunga Community Centre.

The Trentham Community House Charitable Trust (TCHCT) has been established to own and operate a community house for the Trentham area of Upper Hutt.