Come and get warmed up by Floorplay Trio & the gang for this Austin Powers themed September special. If you feel like dressing up, get to Anamata to source a funky ‘fit rather than sourcing new. This is a public … Read More
Barrier Air Presents THE MID-WINTER BALL (70S/80S THEME)Presenting Fleetwood Mac (The Fleetwoods) Whats included in your ticket price? 1 x Free Drink Voting for King & Queen closes 8pm Earlybird Tickets (brought before 15th August) go into a draw for … Read More
A Paul Schrader film. Narvel is the meticulous horticulturalist of Gracewood Gardens where he also panders to his employer. However, chaos enters his world when his employer demands that he takes on her troubled great-niece as a new apprentice………..Starring Joel … Read More
Inspired by a true love story – Bernard Jordan escapes from his care home to attend the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings in France. This film celebrates enduring love but always with an eye to the lessons we might … Read More
Free community news on Aotea Great Barrier Island. For the community, by the community. LATEST RELEASE ISSUE 11 – THURSDAY 15 AUGUST Next Issue, Issue 12: 12 September | Submissions due by 10am Monday 9 September PLEASE NOTE THE COMMUNITY … Read More
Time to have your say about the future of the CAN It was a wet night last Thursday when John Walsh, Director of Pest Management for Biosecurity New Zealand (Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI)), and two colleagues fronted up to … Read More
Food resilience, and reusing all food scraps, go hand in hand, ensuring no nutritious resources end up in landfill and potentially saving you money. This Food Recovery Hierarchy illustrates the most to the least sustainable ways to reduce or get … Read More
Small Island Big Ideas (SIBI) latest project “Outside In” is a podcast series that connects Aotea to other small (in fact, tiny) islands around the world which have undergone some sort of transformation through realising a ‘big idea’. Thanks … Read More
Robyn Margaret Joynes(nee Goodison, formerly Scrimgeour)23 December 1944 – 7 July 2024 Robyn’s dad Jim Goodison returned home from the second world war in the Middle East, married his teenage sweetheart Jean Wright and Robyn arrived just before Christmas, an … Read More
In July, we hosted three conservation volunteers for a few days on Aotea to support the planting of over 700 trees. Amy Dent, a marine biologist, and Tejo Schie a retired physio doing full-time conservation volunteering including guiding on Tiritiri … Read More