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The Taranaki Community Emergency Response Team provides a professionally managed volunteer support capability for emergency management within Taranaki.

Our magazine brings you real stories from real people in grassroots New Zealand. Where other magazines focus on the three main cities, we take the opposite approach. We have reporters in all of the country covering stories of human interest and intrigue. Subscriptions to the magazine can currently be made at www.nztoday.co.nz

St Paul's is one of New Zealand’s leading independent day and boarding secondary schools located in Hamilton. The school has a reputation for providing a personalised education focusing on academic excellence for boys in years 9 to 13 and girls in years 11 to 13. For more than 30 years, St Paul’s has offered and continues to offer a compulsory 18 week outdoor pursuits programme to all Y10 boys where they grow through challenge and adventure. At St Paul’s Tihoi Venture School, the boys are stripped of modern technology such as television and mobile phones, placed into communal living, regular schooling and outdoor experiences. Here, they develop into young men who are independent, responsible and contributing members of society.

Lincoln Primary Students achieve personal excellence through being curious, caring and confident.

Otiwhiti Station is an historic and iconic large scale sheep and cattle breeding property located in the Hunterville district, Rangitikei. Now owned by the Duncan Land Company, Otiwhiti has been farmed until recently by Sir Thomas and Lady Duncan Trust for the funding of research and hospitalization of children with polio. The property is 16km northwest of Hunterville, 67km from Palmerston North and 60km to Wanganui. The total area of Otiwhiti Station was 3350 hectares and has now been purchased by two parts of the Duncan Family. The station buildings include the homestead, manager’s residence, shepherds residence, cookhouse and single shepherds’ quarters. It is the cookhouse and single shepherds’ quarters that forms the home of the Otiwhiti Station Land Based Training Agricultural School. The Otiwhiti Station Land Based Training Agricultural School is a joint venture between The Duncan Land Company and Land Based Training. The Duncan Land Company has access to the property, staff time and facilities to enhance and teach hill country sheep and cattle skills to a select group of not more than eight (8) trainees per year. The 8 first year students live 'on farm' combining practical everyday farming activities with theory in the classroom one day per week. Accommodation is located on the station, with the cookhouse an integral part of the complex. Land Based Training offers the educational backup and teaching to ensure quality tuition is passed on to the fortunate selected students.

Hurunui College - Possibly the greatest place on earth! Enter To Learn - Leave To Serve Located in Hawarden a small town 55 minutes north of Christchurch Website: http://www.hurunuicollege.school.n

Timetable – TERM TWO Monday 9.30am – 10.00am Ballet 3 & 4 years 10.00am - 10.30am Ballet 3 & 4 years 1.30pm – 2.00pm Ballet 3 & 4 years 3.45pm – 4.15pm Ballet 5 - 7 years 4.15pm – 4.45pm Jazz 5 – 7 years $60 per term, per child, per class. All fees MUST be paid in full before week 5 of each term. Cleaver School of Dance is run by Abbey Cleaver (nee Summersby), who started dance at the age of 4 years. Abbey is a new NZAMD (New Zealand Association of Modern Dance) registered teacher who has her Advanced Diploma NZAMD for ballet and jazz and Royal Academy of Dancing Elementary classical ballet. Abbey also won the NZAMD national scholarship awards in Wellington for classical ballet as the youngest competitor at only 13 years old. Abbey now has four young children and is pleased to open her new dance school to pass on her passion of dance to young children from the age of 3 years. With children starting at a young age it is important to teach dance in a friendly, fun, imaginative environment.

Tasty Tequila, Flying Burritos,Chocolate Chasing Maidens,Winged Horses and Smoking Guns... Sum up the fun around what we are really about!

Our Annual Show is held in February of each year. A dedicated event for Over 21's is held in April and a Dressage and Show Hunter Day is held in August.