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After many years as a leading real estate salesperson and business owner of a very successful real estate office in Wellington. I relocated to Taupo with my family. Excellent communication and energy are required to market and negotiate the successful sale for your property, and choosing the right salesperson does make a difference to the sale price of your home. My database of buyers is extensive. Your home is often your most valuable asset you own and it's successful sale requires a proven and tailor,and marketing strategy , using my method your home will be sold for the highest possible price the market is prepared to pay in the shortest amount of time. I will consult with you about how to maximize your assists and minimize your stress to achieve top dollar. Ask me how today.

Long established running club in Taupo in the middle of the North Island New Zealand. Concentrate on kids and the adults follow. Organised and run the NIXCC (North Island Cross Country Champs) in Spa Thermal Park in July for the past 25 years or so, recognised as one of the biggest XC events in NZ. Organise and present the Harriers Starlight Cinema 5km series of 4 races, 1 fun run and incorporating the Ironman 5km race from January - March annually.

The three metre high GIANT BIKE is designed to highlight awareness of cyclists on the region's roads and to promote the area as a cycling destination.

We meet every Wednesday Morning, at Suncourt Hotel, Northcroft Street, Taupo. 6.45am for a 7am start, and we are all finished by 8am. Visiting Rotarians, guests, and those interested in learning what we're about are always welcome! $20 casual fee per meeting, includes cooked breakfast, guest speaker, and the all important coffee! COMMITTEES: Rotary International: Gordon, Lianne (Director), Mike, Sharon, Kim (Director FB) & Anna Meetings & Fellowship: Jo (Director) Richard & Geoff New Generations: Lynley (Director), Gaye, Hema, Lea, Ian H, Kirsten & Kathy Projects & Community: Ian C (Director), Virginia, Paul, Stephen, Peter & Chris

We are CENTRAL CHAOS! We're alway on the hunt for freshies to join our fledgling league, so don't be shy! Flick us a message on here, or check out our contact details (below) for a range of different options!

We're a great little Motel in 2 Mile Bay - just far enough out of the town centre to breathe but still only 5 minutes in the car - Really the best of both worlds!

We are a local Taupo business selling and servicing PC's and IT equipment in the region. Talk to us today about how we can help you with your computer requirements.

Advance Church exists to: Worship God Make disciples Build strong leaders, families and the next generation. Serve and help our community Be generous givers locally, nationally, and worldwide.

Join a group of likeminded parents and whaanau who want to have the fun of learning with their children and experiencing the joy of discovery. Playcentre offers a fantastic environment for children to learn through play in a mixed age environment with great adult to child ratios that enrich children’s learning.

This place is where the Austin - Lobb family finally settled. After years of searching for the perfect homestead, Phoebe Austin and Geoff Lobb decided that the best place to establish themselves and to raise their six children was to build a dream lifestyle block that all eight of them can grow, love and share with friends and family. Now all of the chick's have finally flown from the roost they have opened it to the public so you too can share the love. After years of hard work and celebrations this is the final product, and it will only get better from here. Come and enjoy the atmosphere and celebrate your love, for your partners and your lifelong friends, even your colleagues and experience an estate made with love.

The precise origins of Freemasonry have been lost in time, however, its traditions date back to the Middle Ages and to the stonemasons who built the cathedrals and castles of Europe. To construct them, it was necessary for men to have considerable knowledge of geometry, arithmetic and engineering. These highly skilled masons formed themselves into lodges to protect the skills and secrets of their trade and to pass their knowledge on to worthy apprentices. Importantly, these men were not bondsmen, hence the word "free" in Freemason. By the 17th Century, when the building of castles and cathedrals diminished, Masonry began to lose its 'operative' aspects and worthy men who were not craftsmen were also accepted into its membership. It was from this time that Masons were known as 'free and accepted' Masons, as they continue to be known to this day. The first Grand Lodge was established in England in 1717 and thereafter Freemasonry spread rapidly throughout the world. Freemasonry has been practised in Australasia since early in the 19th Century.

Michele Miles is a Licensed Salesperson, as well as her Business Assistant Gemma Miles for Black & White Real Estate Limited