March 19 2019
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Victim Support has launched a page at givealittle.co.nz, which, at going to press, had raised over $4 million for mosque shooting victims.
Planting project planned
Plans are being set to plant 15,000 metres of the banks of the Northern Wairoa river …
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Joining 40.2
One of the newest swimmers to join the Lake Taupo 40.2 club is Mangawhai osteopath …
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In the wake of the Christchurch mosques mass shooting tragedy, Mayor Jason Smith has led Kaipara’s expressions of sympathy and solidarity with the city, as Dargaville church and community leaders work towards a service and vigil. Mayor Smith has written the following to Christchurch Mayor, Leanne Dalziel on behalf of the Kaipara community. ‘Tena koe e Mayor Dalziel, ‘On behalf of the people of Kaipara District, please accept our heartfelt condolences at this dark time following the mosque terror events of recent days. ‘No words of mine can attempt to beguile you from the grief of a loss for Christchurch that must seem almost overwhelming. Your community is hurting again. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Christchurch, we stand with you. We stand in solidarity with you to mourn the loss of lives, the loss of innocence here, to hold the hurt and to reject the hate. ‘What the world needs now is love. The Te Aroha waiata we sing so frequently at Kaipara District Council and in our community clearly expresses a simple message of hope. “Te aroha, te whakapono, me te rangimarie, tatou tatou e.” (Love, faith and peace to all people). ‘The tragic events in Christchurch remind us of the importance of the simple grace of this message. Please carry this forward as we will do in Kaipara. ‘Resilience of Christchurch citizens has been tested in the past, and we have been watching and cheering
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were unthinkable until now. Wishing you all strength and courage as your resilient Christchurch rises again. Ka nui te aroha i nga tangata o Kaipara (with love, the people of Kaipara.) Dr Jason Smith’ Mayor of Kaipara “The service will coincide with Muslim faithful having their scheduled midday prayer time in Christchurch.” A gathering of community leaders is being held on to plan the details of the service. The gathering place for Fridays vigil will be available on the Kaipara Lifestyler facebook page or their web site at www.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz
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