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The other side of ‘storytelling’
Tuesday 19, November 2019
If you have spent any time with PR or communications professionals in the last few years, you’ll have heard them … Continue reading →
Shine in the media
Friday 15, November 2019
It’s been a busy media week for us at The Shine Collective- but instead of our clients it’s been our … Continue reading →
‘Catfish Killas’ take top honours in biosecurity awards
Tuesday 5, November 2019
An initiative to get rid of an unwanted pest from Lake Rotoiti has taken out the supreme award in the … Continue reading →
It’s not your fault you can’t write well (but you can do something about it)
Tuesday 5, November 2019
If you are a late Baby-Boomer, a Gen X, Y, Millennial or the demographic that is in education today, you … Continue reading →
Tuku Iho wows Shanghai with Maori culture
Sunday 3, November 2019
Maori culture is taking centre stage in Shanghai with the Tuku Iho | Living Legacy exhibition playing a major role … Continue reading →
Confessions of a Kiwi cleaner: Weird and strange items left behind revealed
Wednesday 16, October 2019
Bodily fluids, cat poo, wedding rings and false teeth are among the weird and wonderful things left behind for cleaners. … Continue reading →
Why you shouldn’t put out a press release about your exciting news
Monday 14, October 2019
In any sector, it’s a sign of healthy connection between you and your organisation when you’re enthusiastic about new developments … Continue reading →
Rotorua kapa haka group perform with SIX60 ahead of All Blacks game
Thursday 3, October 2019
Rotorua kapa haka performers have shared the stage with top Kiwi band SIX60 as part of a New Zealand showcase … Continue reading →
Trust grant helps spread aroha in Ngongotaha
Monday 30, September 2019
A community-building hub which supports young families through to the elderly has been given a boost by the Rotorua Trust. … Continue reading →
The humanity behind the grime
Friday 27, September 2019
“Invisible angels’ – that’s what Megan Wilson calls commercial cleaners. They come in the middle of the night armed with … Continue reading →