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The McCahon House Project embraces and celebrates the past, the present and the future of New Zealand Art. In the kauri-clad foothills of the Waitakere Ranges sits a little red bach where Colin McCahon lived and worked from 1953 to 1960. The bach, in French Bay on the Manukau Harbour was carefully restored and opened to the public as an award winning museum and interpretive centre in late 2006. Next door, high in the canopy of the bush, is a treehouse residency and artists studio designed by Pete Bossley. Each year the Trust welcomes three talented New Zealand Artists to live and work in the bespoke apartment and studio. The artists are surrounded by the sights and sounds of the bush, birds and Kauri as well as the very real sense of the history and importance of New Zealand art. There is now an alumni of 14 artists who have had the chance to live and work in the natural and historic environment that surrounds the McCahon House.

Amateur Theatre Society based in Papatoetoe, South Auckland. The 2013 Executive Committee includes: Watchman Rivers - President Ruth Cranwell - Vice President Graham Franks - Treasurer Sarah Gleeson - Secretary Celia Talbot Ryan Benjamin Alvean Message Sharon Hewlett Kate Melling Marty Wilson Deborah Simmons

We're always looking for new players - our training times for Senior teams are 5pm till 7:30/8pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Feel free to come down and play cricket for one of our teams. Email or call Michael Halliday for more information or inquiries - michael.halliday@southaucklandmotors.co.nz - 021 954 893

Rotary Manukau City Sunrise is a group of business professionals and community leaders committed to doing good in our community. Contact us to play your part in one of the many Rotary causes. This is the Facebook page of the Rotary Club of Manukau City Sunrise Inc. Rotary International was founded in Chicago in 1905 and established in New Zealand in 1921, is the world’s leading global network of community volunteers with members drawn from business, the professions, and the community. Membership is open to men and women and in New Zealand there are 9,200 Rotarians. With a network encompassing 200 countries and 1.22 million Rotarians working together, their projects create amazing outcomes, provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards, and help build goodwill and peace throughout the world. Rotary is a true united nations. Over the years Rotarians have been a positive factor in hundreds of communities across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, be it through fun or disaster relief from floods, drought or bushfires. 100% of the funds raised by our New Zealand Rotarians are put back into projects to benefit local and international communities. Rotary activities bring an extra dimension to community life across New Zealand, the Pacific and the wider world. Rotarians run a multitude if programmes for young people including reading with primary school children, providing dictionaries in schools, a weekend of personal development for teenagers, Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) six-day leadership clamps for young adults and 12 month international Youth Exchanges for 16-17 year olds. The Rotary Youth Driver Awareness one day course for teenagers is a major step in helping create safer future divers and road users. Interact and Rotaract provide social and volunteering networks for school students and young adults. Cure Kids was started by Rotary and in other areas, medical specialist through Rotary donate their time and skills to carry out medical procedures in developing nations. Also Rotary Oceania Medical Aid for Children (ROMAC) funds children to come to New Zealand for advanced life saving operations not available in their own countries. Much individual health related projects are supported by Rotary. Contact Rotary Manukau City Sunrise to play your part in one of the many Rotary causes.

Peer support from an addictions perspective. All our Peer Support workers come from a background of lived experience in addictions. Some also manage co-existing Mental Health issues as well. We provide community basedf one to one support and also provide some groups in the Community as well.

The Otara -Papatoetoe Local Board area includes the suburbs of Otara, Papatoetoe, East Tamaki, Puhinui and Manukau Central

Having fun, making friends and making the world a little better in the process. We are looking for members who are keen to make new friends and do some good in the community. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month upstairs at Celsius.

Box it out to fresh beats, improve your boxing techniques in a fun, friendly, motivating environment. We cater to all fitness levels.

Pay It Forward. A non profit organisation, together working towards saving the world one random act of kindness at a time.

Welcome to Pokémon Center New Zealand! A place where all Pokemon Fans can gather up, chat and Play Pokemon! The Pokémon Center New Zealand began as a Pokémon Fan Club which started back in 2010, originally starting with just 8 members, and expanded to 24 by the end of 2010. We were a group of enthusiastic Pokénoobs just having a good time playing, collecting the Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon Video Game =) In 2011 huge support and sponsorship from Pokémon International helped us get the word out to everyone, along with newsletters and promotions. We get players to compete in our competitions from the South Island and North Island and even from Australia! We have received media attention from the New Zealand Herald, and have Pokémon Players from the age of 5 to 55! Now The Pokémon Club New Zealand has over 400 members, and still counting! New Players, Members, Collectors are always welcome to join. We host the following below for all Pokémon Fans in New Zealand: Official Pokémon Organised Play League Official Pokémon Play! Pokémon League Official Pokémon Tournaments and Championships Pokémon Nintendo DS Competitions Some of the Prizes/Freebies we have already given out this year: Pokémon Booster Packs and Boxes Pokémon Promo Cards Pokémon Badges Pokémon DS Game Pokémon Binders/Folders Pokémon Stickers/Sationary Pokémon Caps Pokémon Beachballs Pokémon Playmats Pokémon Figurines Large and Small Pokémon Plushies and the list goes on.... As always, we welcome all members to a safe playing environment, over 40 free parking spaces at our League, and Promo Cards for our players easily obtained by just playing other players (win or lose) ! Please contact Tony if you have any queries or even just to trade some cards =] tony-0709@hotmail.com Tony - Official Pokémon Tournament Organizer for New Zealand Coralie - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Official Pokemon Professor (TCG) Darren - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Official Pokemon Professor (TCG) Dominica - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Official Pokemon Professor (TCG) Bryan - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Official Pokemon Professor (TCG) Andrea - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Pokemon New Zealand TCG Judge Tina - Pokémon Club NZ Staff / Pokemon New Zealand TCG Judge We work together with local gamers and schools. Group Bookings available.

OUR BACKGROUND Migration brings with it issues related to settlement, acclimatization to new cultures, cross-cultural barriers, etc. For the youth from immigrant communities, the process of integration while having to live in a traditional environment at home and adapting to western-value based environment outside of home, is a lot harder. In recognition of the issues presented by the youth from migrant and refugee communities, the Youth Unit of Shakti, a community organisation that has been servicing New Zealand’s migrant and refugee communities for 15 years hosted our first ever Youth Conference for young people of Asian, African and Middle descent to coincide with YOUTH WEEK. The Youth Conference, MYNZ (Migrant Youth New Zealand), was held on May 27, 2010 with the primary goal of empowering immigrant youth to talk openly about the challenges of living in New Zealand. TODAY Thanks to the support of Shakti Community Council, Auckland Council, Ministry of Youth Development, and private trusts, we will continue to develop this conference and other youth-focused activities in 2011! Stay tuned! Together we can make a difference. Let our voices be heard and make Aotearoa New Zealand a super-awesome multi-culturally inclusive place for all of us! Join us today!