The Gruffalo Coming to the North Island
The West End production of the monster hit children’s tale The Gruffalo returns to New Zealand’s North Island this August and September for an extensive 12 centre tour.
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The West End production of the monster hit children’s tale The Gruffalo returns to New Zealand’s North Island this August and September for an extensive 12 centre tour.
Jobs.co.nz, the young online job board with it’s head office in Wellington has started offering social media training courses for its clients, recruiters and any businesses that are interested in learning and utilising outlets such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Finally – comfort food that doesn’t expand the waistline! New Fressure Foods All Natural Guacamoles are a delicious, all natural alternative to your usual naughty winter food cravings!
Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Sylvester The Cat, names we can easily recall from happy childhood memories, now you can bring these characters to life for your own kids each time you buy your groceries!
The New Zealand Film Commission says the signing of a Film Co-Production Agreement is great news for the local industry.
Energy Safety is alarmed at the level of online traders failing to ensure their electrical products are safe – and hopes $33,000 in fines will send a clear message.
In a compelling final, Sumner artist Kim Robertson took out the 2nd annual Akaroa MasterCook competition.
Hamilton, 3 July 2011. St John’s College Hockey is learning that home is where the heart is when it comes to their school hockey development. Up until 2010, the school had struggled to field a hockey team to compete competitively in the Waikato secondary schools’ competition, and the solution came from a surprise quarter.
The Living Walls™ instant hedge from Twining Valley Nurseries now surrounds Trinity’s unique columbarium, safeguarding the grass feature from pedestrian traffic on Parnell Rd.
Third annual study of sales and marketing by Kiwi technology exporters opens today. Managed by Concentrate and Swaytech, sponsored by PwC.
In preparation for the annual mid year toy sale The Warehouse has bolstered its range of LEGO Toys to provide the most complete collection available online in the New Zealand market.
Seventeen charitable organisations from around New Zealand have benefited from the ninth round of the Harcourts Foundation funding, a charity set up by Harcourts Real Estate Group to provide support that helps, grows and enriches our communities. This round’s $30,133 was spread over the country with five successful recipients from Auckland, three based in the central North Island, five from Wellington and four in Christchurch. The biggest doantion going to Christchurch’s City Mission.
2010 and the start of 2011 have been incredible for Scouting in Taupo. More and more young people are realising the benefit of joining our Movement and are experiencing the vast range of fantastic opportunities that we have to offer.
No it’s not a typo; the only people that can be described as an asset to your business are the right people. The wrong people can bring your business to its knees.
Tocky, by Nanda Home will jump from your bed-side table and roll away to get you up in the morning – without wheels! That’s a lot of action in a very compact design.
A series of meetings with CERA, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority, will be head over the following week for people from homes in Christchurch and Kaiapoi’s worst affected suburbs.
The long standing leaders in Australia for residential construction software solutions is expanding its market into New Zealand, bringing its revolutionary technology to yet another country.
Cutting-edge facial recognition technology developed by a Kiwi company is set to help thousands of homeless dogs throughout the country.
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says the announcement today of zones of land damage in greater Christchurch is the most up-to-date information that can be provided.
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says the government will give an initial update on the state of land in greater Christchurch at a media briefing at 1:30pm tomorrow in Christchurch.