Friday, 2 July 2021, 11:04 am
Announcing TENT, Aotearoa New Zealand’s newest art
event – a long weekend of pop-up exhibitions and events
all around the country - presented by the team who deliver
the Aotearoa Art Fair . Taking place from Thursday 4 -
Sunday 7 November, the inaugural edition of TENT will
feature more than 30 galleries presenting live exhibitions
and a programme of special events, at multiple locations
throughout Aotearoa, alongside online previews and
presentations.
Galleries will be showing off-site /
pop-up exhibitions, wherever they choose in Aotearoa New
Zealand (but NOT in their own gallery space) – and at the
same time, showing the art online in specially created
Wednesday, 30 June 2021, 1:11 pm
Tournament organisers have confirmed today that the ASB
Classic, traditionally held in the first two weeks of the
calendar year, will not be going ahead in 2022 due to
Covid-19 restrictions.
Organisers have been working
through a range of scenarios in hopes that a tournament
would be possible in January, however due to immigration
requirements for the over 250 athletes, officials and staff
that would be required to travel to New Zealand for the
event, a positive outcome was not possible.
Tennis
Auckland Board Chair Simon Vannini was disappointed that the
ASB Classic is not able to return in 2022, but is confident
Responding to the announcement that COVAX has received more funding and is planning to accelerate its vaccine rollout, projecting it will reach 23 percent of people with COVID vaccines in mostly developing countries by the end of the year, Oxfam .
By now, the cliché that patients don’t like going to dentists is as gnawing as a problem tooth. Patients’ reticence is most often attributed to a fear of pain. But other reasons include simply disliking having someone else’s fingers in their .
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