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The Exec Did Stuff and Wrote About It, Now Read About Us Reading About It

A bureaucratic nightmare of 32,211 words Nobody set the minimum page count of the Exec’s second quarterly reports of 2021 at seven pages, but they chose to write that much, anyway. We read through all of them to let you know who’s doing what. Points were given exclusively for brevity, because that’s the only thing we can appreciate at this point in the year. It’s not that this stuff isn’t important, it’s just long and filled with acronyms. Haha words go brrrr. 1. Melissa Lama, President of the University of Otago Pacific Islands Students’ Association (UOPISA), 2,004 words. Vibe: Rise and grind

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Huge crowds turn out for Christchurch s Matariki Fireworks Spectacular

According to the Christchurch City Council about 35,000 people crammed along the beach for the free event as far east as South Brighton, with many dancing to the sounds of famous New Zealand music as the display rang out across the suburb. Stalls and entertainment including Kapa Haka performances also kept the crowd entertained in the lead-up to the fireworks. The first fireworks in a year because of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, Nigel Cox, the council’s head of recreation, sports and events, said the event was a success and would be replicated next year. “It was pretty popular.” Cox said starting the $30,000 fireworks at the earlier time of 7pm had proven attractive to families and the number of visitors was reflected in the traffic congestion in the area.

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Wellington scoop co nz » Not just 40-hour football: teens making a difference

by Sam Ward What would you do if you learned that a local 8 year old had been diagnosed with cancer? If your first thought was to plan a 40-hour non-stop game of football, that’s what some ambitious Ōtaki teens are doing. It’s not often you hear of teenage boys proactively contributing to the wider community, yet for Manukura GPS – a boys’ leadership group from Ōtaki College – it’s just what they do. The fundraising brainchild of Max McHugo and Charlie Simpson will see the Manukura GPS group complete 40 hours of football in the hopes of raising as much money as possible to support a local whanau as they navigate the next 18 months travelling between Ōtaki and Auckland for weekly chemotherapy treatment, as well as the rest of the challenges this will throw their way.

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Sarah Hirini and Hamish Bond named New Zealand team flagbearers for Tokyo Olympics

Sarah Hirini and Hamish Bond named New Zealand team flagbearers for Tokyo Olympics
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On Pio Terei Tonight – On Māori Television

On Pio Terei Tonight – On Māori Television
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