Jun 2, 2021 Kiwi-born, Emmy-nominated filmmaker Sally Aitken took home the big wins tonight at the Doc Edge Awards at Auckland’s Wintergarden, The Civic. The Oscar-qualifying festival is pleased to announce the winners of their 2021 awards, celebrating the .
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Jeet Suchdev is the driving force behind Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust.
A small initiative started by a couple of Auckland siblings to help new migrants into New Zealand has come a long way from humble beginnings 25 years ago. The Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust, started by Jeet Suchdev and Roopa Suchdev in 1995, recently commemorated the charity s silver jubilee in Auckland with a host of dignitaries, community leaders and invited guests.
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Performers strut their stuff at the Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust silver jubilee celebrations in Auckland. Today, this caravan of love, hope and services has turned 25, a magnificent journey started with nothing but a commitment to love and serve, trust chair Jeet Suchdev said at the commemoration held at Trust Arena in Henderson.
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The
Wonderful: Stories From The Space Station is a
breath-taking cinematic celebration of a remarkable
achievement of technology, international collaboration,
scientific endeavour and human bravery. Director
Claire Lewins draws together personal
stories from people who have been part of the extraordinary
endeavour that is the International Space Station to provide
a fascinating insight into human nature and our relationship
with planet Earth and space. Beam Me Up,
Scotty!
Having made its premiere at Sundance,
A Glitch In The Matrix tackles the
question “are we living in a simulation?” Using
contemporary cultural touchstones like
The Matrix, a
noted speech from science fiction writer Philip K. Dick and
Free gym for community organisations opening in Hastings
28 Apr, 2021 01:55 AM
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Ben Evans supervises third degree Black Belt Aidan McCance as he works out on the new gym equipment. Photo / Warren Buckland
Ben Evans supervises third degree Black Belt Aidan McCance as he works out on the new gym equipment. Photo / Warren Buckland
A Hastings man s dream of opening a free gym for elderly, those with special needs and mental health issues and at-risk youth, is coming to fruition in Hastings. NZ ITF Taekwon-do director and instructor Ben Evans first came up with the idea for All Abilities Fitness because he wanted to do something for the special needs people who train at his Hastings centre.