The Content Collective
Tony Cutting
Iti Kōpara - Graphic design project by Anne ...

The newly formed charitable trust Iti Kōpara asked Anne to create a logo. The work the organisation does is developing and delivering competency development and refresher training for public sector governance Boards.

Iti Kōpara - Graphic design project by Anne Johnston
Hurricanes
Tony Cutting
Hurricanes Celebrate Mana Moana Week

After taking on the Blues at Eden Park as part of DHL Super Rugby Pacific, Culture Round – Clark Laidlaw’s men will celebrate Mana Moana week, a chance to connect and reflect on the cultures which bind the Hurricanes together.  

Hurricanes Celebrate Mana Moana Week
The Content Collective
Tony Cutting
Creating Book Content - Jane Comben (Graphic ...

So, you want to create awesome content for your website?

Great, you’re in the right place.

You might be starting from scratch – no cake in sight, or you might be finessing what you’ve already got. Either way this guide will help you whip your content into shape, so it works for you and your audience, helping you grow your business.

Creating Book Content - Jane Comben (Graphic Design)
The Content Collective
Tony Cutting
The magic of the Ruru - Artwork by Helen Casey

The New Zealand Morepork (Ruru) The morepork is a small, compact, dark-brown owl. Its striking yellow to yellowish-green eyes are set into two facial disks either side of a small sharply hooked bill. The back feathers are dark-brown spotted sparsely with off-white. The breast is dark-brown variably streaked with cream and brown through to rufous. The legs are feathered legs down to the yellow feet.

The magic of the Ruru - Artwork by Helen Casey
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Tony Cutting
Kāpiti Coast Biodiversity Project ‘We live ...

Working with the wonderful volunteers at the Kāpiti Coast Biodiversity Project, Anne and the Biodiversity team devised this idea to tell people about all the incredible native wildlife hidden on the Kāpiti Coast north of Wellington.

From Pukerua Bay to the great expanses of Queen Elizabeth Park through to Whareroa Farm, the not-so-obvious wildlife needed a little promotion to assert themselves in their own environment.

Kāpiti Coast Biodiversity Project ‘We live here’ sign series - Anne Johnston

Porirua City Grants

Grants available through Porirua City’s Young People’s Fund

Grants available through Porirua City’s Young People’s Fund

Porirua City Council’s Young People’s Fund is open for applications.

The fund is available for projects or initiatives that will have a significant impact on children and young people living in our city.

Funding available this year is for up to six grants of $6000 each, available as a one-off payment. Priority will be given for projects that fall into one of three focus areas: diversity and inclusion, the environment, and health and wellbeing.

Groups of young people can apply for funding with support from an organisation that will guide the project, such as a school or a local not-for-profit group.