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Press Release – Open Polytechnic Over 190 graduates from across the Lower North Island took to the stage at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington on Tuesday (11 May 2021) to receive their well-earned qualifications from leading online and distance learning provider, Open Polytechnic. The event took on extra significance as both 2020 and 2021 graduates were in attendance due to last year’s ceremony being cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Bunnythorpe local Katherine Allanson, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Information and Library Studies), was one of two student speakers...

Press Release – Open Polytechnic Over 190 graduates from across the Lower North Island took to the stage at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington today to receive their well-earned qualifications from leading online and distance learning provider, Open Polytechnic. The event took on extra significance as both 2020 and 2021 graduates were in attendance due to last year’s ceremony being cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Bunnythorpe local Katherine Allanson, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Information and Library Studies), was one of two student speakers at the event. Repr...

Over 190 graduates from across the Lower North Island took to the stage at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington on Tuesday (11 May 2021) to receive their well-earned qualifications from leading online and distance learning provider, Open Polytechnic. ...

The tough, interesting lives of rural veterinarians thread way through collection of novellas Gillian Wigmore shines a little bit of light from her own life on the pages of Night Watch. Author of the article: Dana Gee Publishing date: Mar 10, 2021  •  March 10, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Prince George author Gillian Wigmore is the daughter of a rural veterinarian, and that experience has brought a colourful and poetic understanding to the tough job that she threads through the three novellas that occupy her new book, Night Watch. Photo by Emily Parsons /PNG Reviews and re...

A SHETLAND writer is one of 11 people to receive a prize from a Scottish Book Trust initiative which recognises new talent. Hannah Nicholson, who is originally from Brae, was selected in the fiction and narrative non-fiction category of the book trust’s 2021 new writers awards. This means she will receive £2,000 as well as support including mentoring from writers and industry professionals, training opportunities, and the platform to showcase their work to publishers and agents. 4 of 14Adverts Nicholson, who now lives in Aberdeen, is known to write in Shetland dialect. She won the She...