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$52,000 funding available for Rotorua arts initiatives 19 Jan, 2021 12:51 AM 3 minutes to read The vocals class perform at the Rotorua Music School Concert 2020. Photo / Riley Claxton Rotorua Daily Post Additional funding has been added to the latest Rotorua District Creative Communities Scheme round, meaning more than $52,000 is available to support Rotorua arts initiatives. With nearly double the normal amount offered, applications are being sought for this funding round which closes on March...

Press Release – Jordan Harcourt-Hughes Mindfulness is increasingly being recognised as a practice that can support health, wellbeing and stress management techniques. From February 2021, Kpiti locals will have the chance to explore mindfulness through art and creativity, with workshops … Mindfulness is increasingly being recognised as a practice that can support health, wellbeing and stress management techniques. From February 2021, Kāpiti locals will have the chance to explore mindfulnes...

Press Release – Jordan Harcourt-Hughes Mindfulness is increasingly being recognised as a practice that can support health, wellbeing and stress management techniques. From February, Kāpiti locals will have the chance to explore mindfulness through art and creativity, with workshops running out of the studio of Kapiti artist Jordan Harcourt-Hughes. Mindfulness has come to the fore in recent times as people look for ways to best navigate the challenging landscapes of the world since Covid-19 a...

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Year in Review, December 2020: A new bridge, new art and new beginnings 30 Dec, 2020 03:30 PM 4 minutes to read December 3 After months of delays and eager anticipation, the $3.4 million Upokongaro Cycle Bridge finally opened to the public on December 3, with streams of cyclists and walkers alike taking to the new structure. The opening saw a ceremony which included waiata performed by Upokongaro School students, and a speech from mayor Hamish McDouall. McDouall acknowledged the Ministry of Bus...