by Waimea Weekly | Jul 7, 2018 | Local News
Waimea Colleges teacher of performing arts, Melanie Stewart, has been selected as one of eight teachers around the country to represent New Zealand in London as a member of Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand Teachers Go Global 2018 (SGCNZ TGG 2018). The group will...
by Waimea Weekly | Jul 6, 2018 | Local News
Imagine a world without plastic waste. That’s the mission behind Plastic Free July, to build a global movement that drastically reduces plastic use and improves recycling. From humble beginnings that originated in Perth, Australia, the Plastic Free July Foundation is...
by Waimea Weekly | Jul 6, 2018 | Local News
The successful CupCycling campaign that has been running in Motueka for the past ten months is now expanding to Richmond. The innovative programme aims to cut the number of disposable coffee cups people throw away and reduce the waste that ends up in our landfill. The...
by Waimea Weekly | Jul 5, 2018 | Local News
Karen Howieson is an accomplished woman. One of the founding members, and the community coordinator, of The Nelson ARK, previously a health promoter and lecturer, with extensive experience in youth work and counselling, with a passion for animals and their welfare....
by Waimea Weekly | Jul 5, 2018 | Local News
On Monday June 25, at Saxton Field Netball Pavillion, about seventy of us met for an Arms Act Service Delivery Group Meeting, and were welcomed by Superintendent Mike McIlraith, who stated that the purpose of the meeting was to hear from the shooting community how...
