Whangamata’s tourism information service on Port Road is to be managed by the Whangamata Community Gardens Incorporated Society from October.

October 1st is International Day of Older Persons, which provides us with the opportunity to highlight the value of older people in our communities and to promote dignity and respect.

Today marks the fourth year of the Sony Alpha Awards, Sony’s annual competition to showcase the greatest in Australian and New Zealand photography using the Sony Alpha camera range.

Wholesale Solutions has sold thousands and thousands of the Satisfyer Pro 2.0 adult toy in a frenzy of sales that has taken the market by storm.

Hairstyles from the Japanese Edo period, 18th century France, and the Viking Age were just a few of those on display during UCOL’s annual History of Hair competition.

Despite operating on piecemeal funding, the Otago Museum Education department’s Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (LEOTC) programme has educated record numbers of youth this year, surpassing government targets by a phenomenal 851%.

Visit Ruapehu has won the Supreme Award at the Regional Tourism NZ Awards for their collaborative approach to tourism in the Manawatu-Whanganui Region.

Anthony Giddens (Baron Giddens of Southgate) states that ‘Sociology is the study of human social life, groups, and societies and its subject is our own behaviour as social beings. Learning to think sociologically means cultivating the imagination.

Tens of thousands of New Zealanders will stand united tomorrow, Friday 27th September, for climate justice. Students will be striking from school, parents will be joining their kids and university students rallying in the thousands.

Camping at Lake Dunstan sites will still be free this summer, but users may have to pay in the future.