Mercury Bay Museum is on the lookout for a talented designer to create a new Museum Explorers badge in celebration of “Conservation Week” from 2nd to 8th September 2024. This is a fantastic opportunity for participants to have their artwork featured and distributed during Conservation Week.
Embark on a journey full of delicious surprises and vibrant melodies at this year’s Whitianga Oceans Festival. It’s not just about the food and drinks; it’s about creating unforgettable memories. But what many don’t know is that the festival is a community owned and run event that has a strong focus on sustainability and the environment.
The fundraiser screening is being sponsored and hosted in collaboration with All About Whitianga and Mercury Twin Cinemas with proceeds from ticket sales and raffles to go directly to the local Hato Hone St John Whitianga team, who have already attended to 795 callouts this year.
Coromandel residents have been standing up and protecting the Coromandel from mining for over 40 years.
In this day and age, people are misled about mining, thinking that there are rules now that make mining non-toxic and sustainable and that it’s for the welfare of the people with jobs, etc.
Toitū He Whakaputanga! Toitū Te Tiriti! Honour The Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand!
Mercury Bay Museum is on the lookout for a talented designer to create a new Museum Explorers badge in celebration of “Conservation Week” from 2nd to 8th September 2024. This is a fantastic opportunity for participants to have their artwork featured and distributed during Conservation Week.
Embark on a journey full of delicious surprises and vibrant melodies at this year’s Whitianga Oceans Festival. It’s not just about the food and drinks; it’s about creating unforgettable memories. But what many don’t know is that the festival is a community owned and run event that has a strong focus on sustainability and the environment.
The fundraiser screening is being sponsored and hosted in collaboration with All About Whitianga and Mercury Twin Cinemas with proceeds from ticket sales and raffles to go directly to the local Hato Hone St John Whitianga team, who have already attended to 795 callouts this year.
Coromandel residents have been standing up and protecting the Coromandel from mining for over 40 years.
In this day and age, people are misled about mining, thinking that there are rules now that make mining non-toxic and sustainable and that it’s for the welfare of the people with jobs, etc.
Toitū He Whakaputanga! Toitū Te Tiriti! Honour The Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand!
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