I sit down to write this with a song stuck in my head …I’m not entirely sure whose version of the song, penned by Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston, it is that’s on repeat in my brain, but you know the one.
One of NZ’s top Environmental Advocates, Raewyn Peart, is to be the guest speaker following the Mercury Bay Forest & Bird’s AGM on Sunday 13 October.
In Part 1 of this story, I suggested that people and political parties sit down and share kai together, speak and listen to each other and reach compromises through sharing ideas and understanding – and not use historical agreements to sow discord and division, as the Act Party’s Treaty Referendum Bill is doing.
Milly Moon is a vocalist celebrated for her remarkable range and diversity.
Join Milly Moon on this journey and experience the magic of Walking Songs—a performance that inspires, challenges, and resonates deeply.
The CoroCine Film Festival will for the first time bring together Coromandel films and filmmakers in an exciting programme over three days, in a collaboration between Creative Coromandel and Twin Cinemas Whitianga. CoroCine will also kick off the coromandel artbeat spring festival, a three-month online programme of creative events.
I sit down to write this with a song stuck in my head …I’m not entirely sure whose version of the song, penned by Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston, it is that’s on repeat in my brain, but you know the one.
One of NZ’s top Environmental Advocates, Raewyn Peart, is to be the guest speaker following the Mercury Bay Forest & Bird’s AGM on Sunday 13 October.
In Part 1 of this story, I suggested that people and political parties sit down and share kai together, speak and listen to each other and reach compromises through sharing ideas and understanding – and not use historical agreements to sow discord and division, as the Act Party’s Treaty Referendum Bill is doing.
Milly Moon is a vocalist celebrated for her remarkable range and diversity.
Join Milly Moon on this journey and experience the magic of Walking Songs—a performance that inspires, challenges, and resonates deeply.
The CoroCine Film Festival will for the first time bring together Coromandel films and filmmakers in an exciting programme over three days, in a collaboration between Creative Coromandel and Twin Cinemas Whitianga. CoroCine will also kick off the coromandel artbeat spring festival, a three-month online programme of creative events.
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