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Kaimanawa Heritage Horses is a volunteer group of passionate horse people. Dedicated to the care and welfare of Kaimanawa horses both domestically and in the wild. We are advocates with DOC on the welfare and future of the Kaimanawa horses in the wild. Each muster vetting homes and placing as many horses as we can from the annual DOC muster. We actively support our members and their domestic Kaimanawa horses through our Welfare team, Area Reps, Annual Shows and Ribbon Days. Our members generosity, through memberships and donations, is our primary funding source.

A place for us to share about our passion for Kaimanawa horses.

For children. For change. For life.

Under the leadership of Eve Gordon, we've conceived, produced and realised everything from festivals, through script based theatre, film festivals and screenings, cross-discipline collaborative artworks, to circus and burlesque. The shows we create invariably use our physical and aerial skills, derived from circus arts, to tell exciting, relevant and heartfelt stories.

Organised by the Hutt City Council, the Petone Carnival is one of the premier events on the Wellington calendar. Kicking off at 12pm and finishing up with a bang with the Pelorus Trust Fireshow at 7.30pm, 2012's Carnival will be packed pull of old favourites along with some exciting new additions! Set along the picturesque foreshore of Petone, between the Settlers Museum and the Petone Wharf, the Carnival is never an event to be missed- and this year's event is no exception. As well as the familiar fire sculptures, local entertainment and culinary delights, this year's Carnival will include a host of brand new features! But the fun doesn't end there- this year's event will once again be rounded off with the spectacular Wellington fireworks display, which showcases some of the best pyrotechnics that Wellington has to offer. Keep your eyes on the Petone Wharf at 7.30pm for this.

your 'club of choice' for netball :)

Our services include: -GPs -Primary Health Nurses -Community Health Workers -Counsellors -Physiotherapists -Psychiatrists

It represent the interests of thoroughbred code stakeholders, principally the 69 thoroughbred racing clubs with over 16,000 members. The Clubs have 51 galloping tracks and over 300 race meetings a year. NZTR's job is to promote the sport of thoroughbred horse racing; maximise returns to industry participants and increase efficiency and effectiveness. NZTR recently went through substantial change with an Electoral College appointing an Independent Board of Directors. A new Business Plan for 2012-14, a living document was unveiled in December. The Board aims to revitalise thoroughbred racing. "Whatever NZTR does must pass one simple test: what is best for New Zealand thoroughbred horse racing."

To report a water leak, call your local council: www.wellington.govt.nz, 04 499 4444, or use the FixIt App www.huttcity.govt.nz, 04 570 6666 www.upperhuttcity.com, 04 527 2169

6th Independent Field Squadron was a Territorial Army Engineer Squadron based in Pattie Street, Petone, Wellington, New Zealand.