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The Shine Collective ‘gets’ the regional business story
Thursday 9, May 2019
From the spare bedroom of her home, looking after one part-time contract, Jacky James could never have imagined her communications … Continue reading →
Anzac memorial carving gifted at Belgium war site on behalf of New Zealand
Thursday 25, April 2019
A pou maumahara of remembrance, peace, and new beginnings has been gifted at one of Europe’s most prominent battle sites … Continue reading →
Tuku Iho Living Legacy exhibition taking Māori culture to the world
Tuesday 16, April 2019
People across Japan and China are expected to get an in-depth look at Māori culture and Rotorua with the unique … Continue reading →
‘Awesome’ pay rise to $20 an hour for Hamilton City Council cleaners
Tuesday 9, April 2019
Low wage workers who grease the wheels of local democracy have split Hamilton city councillors over a boost in their … Continue reading →
Karena and Kasey to host long lunch
Thursday 21, March 2019
A bespoke tapas menu is being designed by MasterChef New Zealand winners Kasey and Karena Bird ahead of Skyline Rotorua’s … Continue reading →
Media Training Workshop Feedback
Monday 18, March 2019
“Delivery was professional and informative – excellent advice”. 👆We received some great feedback on our super host, Lisa Glass on our … Continue reading →
Happy International Women’s Day
Friday 8, March 2019
just happens to be owned, managed and staffed by smart, funny and energetic women who are all also mothers (although … Continue reading →
Meet Meg
Wednesday 6, March 2019
👋 Meg Jones – Senior Communications Consultant Meg joins the Shine team as a senior communications consultant. Meg was previously head … Continue reading →
Range of ideas for a better Rotorua pitched to Rotorua Trust
Wednesday 27, February 2019
From a roller blading venue, a food hub to eradicating catfish – locals have plenty of ideas about making a … Continue reading →
Rotorua groups share grants of more than $500,000
Monday 18, February 2019
More than 100 Rotorua groups have had a boost to their budgets, sharing funding of $511,000 a year for the … Continue reading →