SGCNZ WELLINGTON REGIONAL - COVID-19 E-UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO SHEILAH WINN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
Taste of Cultures 2020
Lots of tickets sold for Dr Seuss and Benee
Smarter buildings reducing Council’s carbon footprint
Plastic Free July highlights the solution to pollution
From urban farms to supermarkets, SHOOTS microgreens is disrupting the fresh food industry with New Zealand’s first live in-store grow system.
LOCKDOWN SPARKS NEW APPROACH SUPPORTING YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH
A free virtual conference and online programmes are two of the new IHEART solutions that enable a message of innate health and resilience to be shared during lockdown. In New Zealand, 11 newly certified IHEART facilitators are actively promoting the virtual conference ‘Finding Emotional Freedom in Lockdown’, starting at 10am UK time on Wednesday 1 April, via a new Facebook page.
Homegrown – what you need to know
Wainuiomata twins aim to use their WelTec skills to change the workplace to a force of good in construction trades.
WelTec construction trades graduates, twin brothers Isaac and Malachi Paku from Wainuiomata, want to share the skills, knowledge and values they have learnt from tutors and employers with their colleagues in the construction industry and create working environments which are safe and supportive - for all types.
Coles named in starting line-up against Chiefs
Welcome vote of support for Wellington fale malae
Wellington City Council’s vote yesterday to support the establishment of a twenty-first-century fale malae, a focal point for Pasifika culture in the heart of the capital’s parliamentary precinct, has been welcomed by those leading the project, including founding partner Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.