pulse Massey Community
Edition Seven Sept / Oct / Nov ‘17
In this issue: Community Hubs Update Learn what your community hubs have been up to Massey Matters News Come and meet the team West Means Business Latest community courses from West Means Business Youth Update Check out what’s happening for Youth in Massey Tatou Te Iwi – Our People Meet Leataata Tipi, the Matriach of Massey
Thanks to our contributors You are what makes Massey Community Pulse interesting! We will consider any article or image that may be of interest to our community. The deadline for our next publication is 15th October For more information about contributing, email admin@masseymatters.org or phone 832 0431
Funders We achieve what we do because of support from Green Fingers our Funders; Henderson Find out the growing news Massey Local Board, from our community gardens Foundation North and Lotteries. A heartfelt Henderson-Massey thanks to them all for Local Board Update giving us the chance Catch up on what’s being to make a positive going on at HMLB! contribution to Massey. Play Now Whanau On the Cover Playtime & a BBQ Our awesome Massey Youth Crew after learning Community Connection how to paddle board at Community networking Mission Bay. Snippets & Stuff Random news bites from the Massey Community Massey Community Events Listing of all the great events coming your way
CONTACT MASSEY MATTERS Email admin@masseymatters.org.nz Phone Massey Matters 832 0431 Massey Community Hub 833 6650 Manager Laurel 027 722 1150 Office Massey Community Hub 385 Don Buck Rd 9am – 4pm Monday – Thursday 9am – 2.30pm Friday Online massey matters masseymatters.org.nz
welcome “Everyone has the right to live in a great place. More importantly, everyone has the right to contribute to making the place where they already live great.” — Fred Kent
MASSEY COMMUNITY PULSE
Tena Koutou Katoa Massey Whanau! Massey Matters has come out of the basement and is now happily based at Massey Community Hub on Don Buck Road. The move has been massive, physically and emotionally! There are a lot of people to thank; Henderson Massey Local Board, Auckland Council, Massey Matters Governance Team, Christine MacFarlane, Warren Flaunty, the Massey Matters Team, and you, the community we are here to serve, for your patience as we adjust to our new digs, and new ways of working. What excites us most is that we are now visible to you; and we are now able to dream together. The thing is, what you want matters to us. About a hundred of you have told us what you want through the surveys we recently conducted. Thank you! We are currently collating these. The next step is explore ways we work together to achieve what you want. We challenge you to continue to engage with us, to participate when we have events, ask you to comment on Facebook, any way we ask you to tell us what you want, we challenge you to walk with us, and help us make it happen. As an organisation, we can set the aspirational framework for what you want, but we can’t ‘get there’ without you stepping up and working with us to achieve it. So what do you reckon Massey… are you up for challenge of contributing to creating the Massey you want to live in? Ma te wa, Laurel
community hubs update Manutewhau Community Hub Kia Ora Koutou Katoa We are excited to announce that we are starting our community lunches and Hub open mornings back up! These are a great opportunity to have a look around the Hub, meet some new people and share some Kai. If you are new and looking to meet some locals then this is the place for you. The more the merrier so bring a friend and come along. We’ve revamped our Knitting and Crochet Group into an all-round craft group. This runs on Tuesday afternoons during term time 1.30 – 3pm. If you have a project you are working on or need inspiration to start, come along and join in with other crafters to share tips and tricks. We love meeting you all and always welcome visitors with a cuppa and a chat. Kia Kaha Massey. See you in the Hub soon. P.S like us on FB to keep up with the latest news: look for “Manutewhau Community Hub”
Here we have our lovely Hub ladies Jo, Rona and Tuini, enjoying a cup of tea together at our last community day.
WHERE ARE THE HUBS? Manutewhau Community Hub West Harbour School 74b Oreil Ave, West Harbour Tina or Samantha: 416 9397 hubs@masseymatters.org.nz manutewhau community hub Massey Community Hub Triangle Park 385 Don Buck Rd, Massey Melanie: 833 66550 Lincoln Heights Hub Lincoln Heights School 16 Keegan Drive, Massey Mel: 021 075 2292 thehub@lincolnheights.school.nz lincoln heights community hub Colwill Hub Colwill School Kintara Drive, Massey East Nicola: 027 446 2166 nicolaa@colwill.school.nz colwill community hub
Massey Community Hub Kia ora, ko Melanie Hohua taku ingoa. I initially started with Massey Matters to initiate the Massey Community Consultation Survey, and am now in the role of the Massey Hub Co-ordinator.
We also have the Haven Church and Discover Church utilising our hub for their Sunday services, and a monthly Meditation group.
Regular activities at the Massey Community Hub include; Communicare, Tai Chi, Te Reo, Flax Weaving, Niutau, Youth Connections and Guitars and Stars.
I would like to acknowledge Christine MacFarlane for the amazing work she did, and the huge support she gave us for a successful transition.
Have you heard about our new activities? Play Now Whanau Play I live locally and attended Massey Sessions and the Christian Assist High. I have volunteered my time Trust for advocacy and budgeting whilst studying at Unitec within services. They’re FREE! And there’s the Massey Community. As a more to come so watch this space! result, I am grateful to be working Did you know we have two rooms locally and have an invested available for hire? These are great interest for Massey residents to for family occasions and smaller access the activities and services groups that need a place to meet. that Massey Matters provides.
Our regular groups include; Quilters and Stitchers, Muslim Prayer Group, Vaka Pasifika, Plunket Parenting and Quit Smoking.
I look forward to meeting you, come on by and have a cuppa.
MASSEY MATTERS
Melanie
Laurel
Zabeen Allen Vinetta
Come Along And Meet The Massey Matters Team Tuesday the 3rd October 2017 at Massey Community Hub 385 Don Buck Road Massey from 10.30am to 11.30am The following services are new to Massey Community Hub Play Now Whanau: Free Play Sessions for parents, babies and toddlers with free Morning tea, on Wednesdays from 9.30 – 11am. Come along and learn new ways of playing with your children. Make new friends and have some fun!! Free Financial Advocacy for Individuals and families: If you need free financial advocacy services to help you manage your money better, including help sorting out your financial situation, assistance with Winz & government agencies, advice on making your money go further, please pop in on Mondays 11am – 12pm. Tama Tu Tama Ora: Mau Taiaha Te Timatanga: need to utilise the Kaupapa Maori learning environment of Mau Taiaha. Please come along on Fridays from 4.45 – 6pm. Cost is $5 per participant per session. Coming up at Massey Community Hub: Heathy Community workshops, ESOL and JP services If you want other services at Massey Community Hub then please let us know. For enquires please contact Melanie Hohua on 09 8336650 or 022 0178 058 or email masseyhub@masseymatters.org.nz
WEST – West Auckland Enterprise Skills and Training West and Salvation Army Education and Employment are providing an F Endorsement / OSH Operators Certificate Course in Henderson. The course is open to any age however if you are aged 16 - 24 years old and looking for employment that involves operating a forklift you may be eligible to complete the course for free. Forklift operators are required in sectors like manufacturing, distribution, freight, port companies, forestry and retail. If you know someone who may be interested please contact us on 8371471 or email westworkready@gmail.com
WEST Means Business There are more than 8000 businesses located in the Henderson Massey Local Board area, and many of these are small and home based businesses. Buying products and services from these small businesses supports the local economy in Massey and it is now easier than ever to source a product or service locally. West Means Business host the Buy Local Directory, an online searchable directory of local small businesses which can be accessed by visiting www.westmeansbusiness.co.nz The directory includes a wide range of products and services from arborists to florists to plumbers to wedding venues. Imagine the benefit to our local economy if everyone in Massey pledged to purchase through a local business. West Means Business continues to hold Free and Part Fee courses to support small and home businesses to develop and grow. Contact admin@west.org.nz to register or for more information.
WEST MEANS BUSINESS
WEST Means Business * F Endorsement / OSH Operators Certificate Course 9 September 8.30am – 3pm Cost: Free to $150.00 (eligibility criteria applies for free course plus pre-reading resources provided) * Branding for Small Business Workshop Monday 4 September 7.30 – 10am Cost: $30 * First Aid Workplace Level Two (Two Day) or First Aid Level Two Refresher (One day) Courses Monday 12 & 19 September 9.00am – 4.30pm Cost: $145 (2 day), $95 (1 day) * IRD GST (Goods and Services Tax) Workshop 2 October 9.30 – 11.30am Cost: Free * Social Media Marketing for Small Business - Focus on Facebook Monday 9 & 16 October 7.30 – 10am Cost: $59
youth update
MYC – Youth Projects Team Presents the Haunted House Haunted House is booked in and on its way. Our wonderful project Team will be putting forward their best ideas on engaging those Halloween Freaks to join us on our venture! Free Fun For The Family. Littlies must be accompanied. Saturday 28th October Massey Community Hub Doors open 6 – 7.30pm for ages up to 12 years Doors open 8.30 – 10pm for ages 13 plus Tickets available from Oct 21st. Email youth@masseymatters.org.nz to pre order and reserve your spot.
MYC presents Shoot All Out Basketball Competition – Coming Soon in November Be prepared to bring the skills to get your name carved in the Shoot It All Out Competition Champion’s trophy this year. We are looking for any participants who would be interested in taking part in the two vs two, three vs three, and the main event – 3 point shootout comp. Like last year we have massive prizes to be won. We had Nike Hyper dunks up for grabs and our competition winner for 2016 – Matthew Hinter will be looking to retain his championship! Location, time and details – TBC.
MASSEY YOUTH CAN
Everyone together enjoying some down time after camp dinner.
The group after the camp talent quest singing songs from Moana.
Youth Voice Massey Youth: we want to hear your voice! Are you a high school aged youth in Massey looking to unleash your inner leader?
The MYC vision moving forward is to grow our community of youth and provide space for them to get together in constructive ways.
Looking for opportunities to get involved in the community?
Come down to the Massey Community Hub on Wednesdays from 3.30 – 5pm to get involved.
Then we are the crew for you! Earlier in August the MYC crew were invited to Kiwanis lodge in Huia for a youth voice camp. At the camp we were joined by 5 other Youth Groups from Ranui 135, MPHS, Glen Dean, Te Atatu and Zeal. The camp was all about unleashing your inner leader and our crew has identified that we need more opportunities for youth in Massey to be able to get involved and to be heard by the community.
MORE INFO Contact Allen Taua ph: 021 826 314 youth@masseymatters.org.nz MYC – Massey Youth
Exciting things are happening for the youth in Massey and this is your opportunity to be a part of it. It’s up to you to shape the future you want for Massey, get involved and make it a future that empowers our young people. For any questions call Allen on 09 832 0431
INTRODUCING
a Leataat Tipi Where were you born? Samoa, Sagone, Savai’i
support of the parents, inviting them to become part of our community. We started literacy and numeracy classes for them, What brought you to NZ? then helped them into University to become My boyfriend came here to work, leaving me teachers themselves. We have graduated 30 behind in Samoa with our young daughter parents to become teachers! I believe that and a broken heart. He missed me so much, he gave up smoking and bought me a ticket “Good Education is the key to to be with him in New Zealand. We’ve been opening any door.” married 43 years! Qualifications open opportunities to good How long have you lived in Massey? jobs, and to exploring the world. 30 years We now run a Homework Centre, teach What is your favourite secret thing Samoan and Palangi culture, offer counselling about Massey? and ongoing education. The people; friendly, and very loving, like aiga, family. We provide an aspiration and role model for our community to keep growing and Tell us what you do in the community? learning in all aspects of their lives. I wear my I began volunteering at Massey High School manager’s hat for the centre, and my mother many years ago. It opened my eyes to what hat when working with aiga. I afi them to parents being involved at schools can achieve. make them stronger together. It was a way for us to walk in both worlds, keeping our culture strong while learning What is your favourite thing about the ways of the Palangi world, the way I working with tamaiti, (children)? identified we could elevate ourselves in our Alofa and logo fiafia malie. Love and fun. new culture. They bring me happiness, tears of joys I established Leataata O Tupulaga Pre-School sometimes as we laugh and play together. in 1995. We opened the centre with the
TATOU TE IWI – OUR PEOPLE
What is your aspiration for the tamaiti of Massey? My wish is that they grow up confident and competent, loving each other. To grow up in a world of happiness and freedom, standing united as one. My vision is that we build a new Pacifica Learning Center here to educate children and parents. Any tips for parents who are unsure about how to get their tamaiti started in Early Childhood Education? Visit different centres and find one you trust. Think about what you want for your tamaiti when they grow up. Look for a center that will help you achieve that. For some aiga they worry about the fees. At our pre-school fees we accept donations and time from parents to help out in the centre. If you could give one piece of advice to aiga, whanau, families, what would it be? Stay cool and calm no stress. Take your children to school. Love them and be happy! They are our hopes and aspirations for the future.
MORE INFO Leataata O Tupulaga Ole Pasefika 91 – 93 Moire Road, West Harbour Massey East 0614 Phone: 09 832 3616 www.leataatapreschool.co.nz We offer the children a self choice developmentally appropriate programme based on educational equipment designed to stimulate children to think, problem-solve, progress physically, emotionally and socially.
Hubs Garden Calling all Massey Community Members: Did you know it’s Conservation Week 14th – 22nd October. The theme this year is Healthy Nature Healthy People. We’re using this time to promote the beautiful natural resources we have in our Triangle Park Community community and give them the love they Teaching Garden deserve. We are planning a rubbish clean up in the Manutewhau Reserve, a gardening working bee at the Hub and a shared lunch with kai harvested from our garden. Come and be involved, or share ideas for what else we can do. Contact us: 09 416 9397 or email Samantha: hubs@masseymatters.org.nz. Keep an eye on our website and like us on Facebook page for up to date posts.
Well, it may not be the best weather to be spending time in the garden, though it hasn’t stopped our regular bunch of beavers! Well done to our garden team for keeping things in shape at Triangle Park. Winter is a good time to ‘cut back’ your perennials, divide and replant your rhubarb, plant out ‘new’ strawberries, the runners that formed in summer, and make compost from all your locally sourced ‘free’ materials. Contact Judy Keats, Garden Coordinator, at Triangle Park Garden for details on workshops and gardening sessions. ph: 021 635 607 1greensister@gmail.com
GREEN FINGERS
Food Matters Thanks to all the people I have been talking to recently about food and food accessibility in Massey! I have lots of information to help us all decide which project ideas we start work on next – so please watch out for meetings and Facebook polls, or just register your interest by contacting me, Viv, on 021 117 0402 or tv.jones@ihug. co.nz My Backyard Garden Project started on 8 July with 22 garden beds built in Massey! Check out the Activities page for workshops. Contact me if you would like to register for the next MBGP intake. Do you have time to get involved with these interesting local projects? A few hours a week is all that’s needed… Fair Food, a food rescue organisation covering west Auckland are looking for help with collecting and sorting donated food from existing retail contacts see ‘Food Rescuer’ on Seek or email info@fairfood.org.nz. Note volunteers are required to lift up to 20kg.
Community Gardens are always open to new members with or without previous knowledge! Call in to Woodside, Jadewynn, Triangle Park or Manutewhau on Saturday mornings or contact Viv for their details Massey Men’s Shed - get involved in local projects. Contact Andrew on 027 516 6415 Enjoy cooking? Interested in joining a weekly group cooking for a cause contact Viv!
HENDERSON–MASSEY LOCAL BOARD
Update Auckland’s population is rapidly increasing, and like most Westies I have huge issues with the cost and supply of housing. The Red Hills area of Massey has been zoned for housing to help meet this demand, and you may have seen the announcement of $300 million of funding for infrastructure in Redhills and Whenuapai. This will bring forward the construction of 10,500 new homes.
It’s only fair that funding should go where the growth goes.
This fund will help fund the basic infrastructure like wastewater and stormwater, and is also likely to be used on basic roading. Proposals for this include extending Fred Taylor Drive and Northside Drive, an update and realignment of Trig Road and a new bridge crossing to the West Harbour ferry terminal.
Consultation on the draft HendersonMassey Local Board plan closed at the end of June. We received 241 written submissions, an increase of more than 37 per cent on the number of submissions from the previous local board plan consultation in 2014. A full 70 per cent of submitters agreed or strongly agreed that the board is on the right track. I’d like to thank Henderson-Massey residents for sharing their views. The plan will be adopted at a board meeting in October and will be available on the council website in December. Stay tuned for progress.
Your local board is happy that we can provide more homes to meet this housing crisis, but we will be fighting for the right public facilities to make these developments successful. We feel that a dedicated busway from Westgate to the CBD is more important than ever, with a stop at Massey providing more transport options for the community.
We are also fighting for a public swimming pool in the Northwest. West Auckland has only one public pool, and Massey residents have trekked down to Henderson for too long. We appreciate the support of the community on these issues from Massey folk old and new. Thanks for your feedback!
Shane Henderson, Chair Henderson-Massey Local Board
It’s Play Time!
The Massey Community Hub BBQ
Play Now Whanau brings you free Play Sessions
On the 25th of June, the Massey Matters team was fortunate to put on a massive kai of chops, salads, fruit salad to welcome the neighbourhood surrounding the hub come and have a korero with us.
If you’re a parent, grandparent or caregiver with kids, come on down and play with us on Wednesday 9.30 – 11am. Run by a trained Early Childhood Teacher, Rachel, it’s a great place to meet new people and for our tamariki to have fun and play freely!.
We had people come from Patience Way, Cherry Tree and other areas of Massey. We thank you for participating and for the wonderful song that was presented to us.
Wednesdays 9.30 – 11am Massey Community Hub 385 Don Buck Rd Massey
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
Vinetta
Massey Community Network Kia Ora, my name is Vinetta and I am the newest member of the Massey Matters team. My role is Community Activator. It’s all around getting out there amongst you and finding out what you would like to see and do in your community and then helping you turn those visions into reality! I’m really excited about this role as it combines several things that I like doing; meeting new people, helping with projects and being part of something that can make a huge positive impact in the community. My background is in working with small businesses, assisting not-for-profits and other community organisations, events, fundraising and networking. I just
love to help people with what they are passionate about, whether that be a personal, professional or group passion. I grew up in Massey and went to Massey Primary and Massey High School so I know the area well. If you see me either at Massey Matters or out in your community, please come and introduce yourself and let me know your thoughts on how we can make Massey a thriving place to live, work, play and grow in. Massey Community Network meeting dates Tuesday 3rd October 6 – 7.30pm Massey Community Hub Massey Resident’s Forum Tuesday 31st October 9.30 – 11am Massey Community Hub
SNIPPETS & STUFF
Where to go when you need to know – Citizens Advice Bureau Massey Most of us have been in a situation where we need information or want to know about our rights but do not know how to get the answers. Some people think that Citizens Advice services are only a signposting organisation, putting people in touch with other services that are better placed to help than the local CAB. Far from it!
The Gift of Fun! Colwill School Massey was, very generously, gifted a large amount of Lego from Auckland City Mission… enough to fill a hatchback with the seats down! It has been most appreciated in the senior school as a wet day activity – something we need at the moment! Colwill School wishes to thank Auckland City Mission for the Lego donation, also The Warehouse, Westgate for helping us out with the Lego storage containers. This was written by Lego in the 1970s. They had the right idea… “The urge to create is equally strong in all children. Boys and girls. It’s imagination that counts. You build whatever comes into your head, the way you want it. A bed or a truck. A dolls house or a spaceship. A lot of boys like dolls houses. They’re more human than spaceships. A lot of girls prefer spaceships. They’re more exciting than dolls houses. The most important thing is to put the right material in their hands and let them create whatever appeals to them.”
Citizens Advice provide a quality information service based on accurate and up to date information that assists people in making complex decisions to improve their life. We can help put you in touch with services in your community. We also carry a wide range of pamphlets on all sorts of topics – feel free to help yourself to any of these from the racks outside our offices – next to the library. We have a range of other services available too – Budgeting on a Monday morning from 9am until 11… just call in. We also run a service where people can see a local lawyer for 10 minutes, for advice on what may be their best next course of action. And every weekday we have Justices of the Peace from 1pm until 3pm. No appointment needed, just bring your documents with you. If you think you may be interested in joining the friendly team at CAB Massey visit us in the Massey Library Building, cnr Don Buck Rd and Westgate Dr, Massey phone us on 833-5775 or email us at massey@cab.org.nz
FREE PLAY SESSIONS FOR PARENTS, BABIES AND TODDLERS free morning tea
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Wednesdays 9.30 – 11am Massey Community Hub 385 Don Buck Road Come and learn new ways of playing with your children, make new friends and have fun! For more info masseymatters.org.nz
masseymatters or pop in anytime
Manutewhau Community Hub Term 3 Week 8 Community Lunch September 14 1.30 – 2.30pm
Term 4 Week 2 Hub Open Morning October 26 9 – 10am
Week 10 Community Lunch September 28 1.30 – 2.30pm
Week 6 Hub Open Morning November 23 9 – 10am Week 4 Community Lunch November 9 1.30 – 2.30pm Week 8 Community Lunch December 7 1.30 – 2.30pm
MASSEY COMMUNITY EVENTS
MASSEY LIBRARY Wriggle and Rhyme Mondays 9.30am & 11am Babies 0 – 2 years Early Learning Massey Playcentre empowers our tamariki to initiate play and direct their own learning through a variety of play areas and activities. But it is not just a place for children. It is a community in which |adults come together to learn, gain qualifications, socialise and support each other. It’s a family, and one that loves to grow, so come along and check out your local centre. Centres Listing: Massey Playcentre 5 Sun Park Place Massey West Harbour Playcentre 1/74 Oreil Ave Colwill Kindergarten Phone: 833 9794 Little Kauri West Harbour School Phone Caty: 027 500 2009 Hippy – Home Interaction Programme for parents and youngsters Phone: Mihaela: 027 667 4589
Storytime Wednesdays 10.30am Fridays 2pm Kids 3 – 5 years old Rhymetime Fridays 10.30 – 11am 18 months – 3 years Computer Classes for Adults Fridays 10.30am – 12pm MASSEY YOUTH CAN Youth Drop In (Basketball Workshops) Sundays 3.30 – 5pm Massey Primary School Hall Youth Leadership Activities Wednesdays 3.30 – 5pm Massey Community Hub Youth Voice Project & Selfie Exhibition Wednesdays 3.30 – 5pm Massey Community Hub Youth Basketball Shoot Out Date and location TBC
Akonggatia Kohanga Reo Phone: 833 6160 Leataata O Tupulaga ole Pasefika preschool Phone Laine: 027 241 9692 St Pauls Kindergarten Phone: 833 6634
More events on the back page!
MASSEY COMMUNITY EVENTS
MANUTEWHAU HUB Free Counselling Mondays 10.30am – 12pm Korean Dance Mondays 10.30am – 12pm Tipu Ora Weaving Mondays 6 – 8pm Tuesdays 10am – 12pm Toastmasters Mondays 7 – 9pm HIPPY Group Tuesdays 9.30am – 12.30pm Project Club Tuesdays 12.30 – 2.30pm Craft Club Tuesdays 1.30 – 3pm Friendship Group Wednesdays 11am – 1pm Homework Club Wednesdays 3 – 4.30pm Journey of the Dragonfly Wednesdays 9.30 – 11am NZ Sign Language Wednesdays 7 – 9pm IRD & GST Workshops Thursdays 10am – 1pm ESOL Thursdays 10.30am – 12pm Lego Club Thursdays 3 – 4.30pm The Wagglers Course Thursdays 7.30 – 8.30pm Tai Chi Fridays 10 – 11.30am
Free Counselling Fridays 9.30 – 11am
Youth Connections Wednesday 3.00 – 5pm
Friendship Support Group Fridays 9.30 – 11am
Home 2 Grow Thursdays 9.30 – 11.30am (montly)
Portuguese Language Classes Fridays 4 – 5.30pm Available for Hire Saturdays Polish Language School Sundays 9.30 – 11am TWT Crew Sundays 4.30 – 6.30pm MASSEY COMMUNITY HUB Christian Assist Trust Mondays 11am – 1pm
Niutau Group Thursdays 6.30 – 10.30pm (fortnightly) Flax Weavers Fridays 9.30 – 11.30am Muslim Prayer Meeting Fridays 12.15 – 1.45pm Niutau Group Fridays 6.30 – 10.30pm (fortnightly) Guitars & Stars Saturdays 12.30 – 5pm
Vaka Pasifika Mondays 6.30 – 9.30pm
Haven Church Sundays 9am – 1pm
Communicare Tuesdays 9am – 1pm
Discover Church Sundays 4.30 – 7pm
Plunket Parenting Mondays 10am – 2pm
Mediation Sundays 6 – 8pm (monthly)
Smokefree Group Tuesdays 5 – 7pm Tai Chi Tuesdays 7 – 9pm Wednesdays 2 – 3pm, 7 – 9pm, Saturdays 10am – 12pm Quilters & Stitchers Wednesdays 12.30 – 3pm Te Reo Wednesdays 10.30am – 12.25pm (fortnightly)
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