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<<  1  2  3  >> New developments for 2010 Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz Waiariki to establish a “National Centre of Excellence for Conservation, Energy and Environmental Sustainability” more... 02.07.2009 - Ax Men Review Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz A pretty good start and overview, with some fatal mistakes to match. more... Hank Bier - Departs Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz The 1st of July is Hank Bier's last day with the Forestry School. more... 29.06.2009 - "Ax Men" Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz Ax Men premieres on Wednesday, July 1st at 7:30pm on TV3. more... Waiariki Info Days Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz May 19th and 20th more... Sunday Trading   Rotorua = WIN WIN! There were some interesting media comments regarding Sunday trading in the Rotorua CBD last week. I felt that the remarks about Shop Rotorua were a little unjustified. more... Chamber Indicates Strong Preference for Voting System Change Last week the Chamber conducted a quick survey of its members to determine their opinion on which election system they preferred, a ‘ward' system or an ‘at large' system. It was a simple choice, one or the other. The survey did not seek opinion on the number of councillors, community boards, Maori wards or the reasons for their choice.. The result was remarkably clear. 166 members cast a vote. This represented 26.3 per cent of the Chamber's membership. Of those 85.5 per cent voted for a change to an ‘at large' system. more... Chamber Makes Submission in Support of Change Tomorrow is the closing day for submissions on the proposed changes to the Electoral system for Rotorua District Council. The proposal is for the number of Councillors to remain at 12 plus the Mayor, and a major change to move to the election of councillors in an At Large system. This means that all councillors will be elected from a district wide list of candidates. Although not outlined in the advertisement that appeared in February, I assume that each resident on the electoral role will have the opportunity to vote for 12 candidates from a list of many. more... POSITIVE STEPS TO ADD JOBS For the past few weeks I have been contributing to the steering committee working towards the Bay of Plenty Employment Summit. This is to be held on the 17 April at Waiariki Institute of Technology and is the follow on from the Prime Minister's Auckland Job Summit. more... The Minister and Rotorua's Three Ports! I enjoyed the opportunity to meet Stephen Joyce, the new Minister for Transport and IT and the Associate Minister for Infrastructure. It's not often that you see a first time parliamentarian being given the responsibility for an important ministerial portfolio. It was refreshing to see the approach of a Minister with a strong and recent background in the business world. more... THE SUPER CITY DEBATE FOR THE BAY I was very pleased to hear our MP Todd McClay, our mayour Kevin Winters, and Chair of Environment BOP John Cronin all coming out in suport of debate on the concept of rationalisation of governance for the Bay of Plenty. Let's call it the ‘Super City Debate'. I support the debate on this issue, not necessarily that a Super City is the solution that is the best for Rotorua or the Bay of Plenty. more... WORLD CUP 2011 Here we Come What a great result for Rotorua. Not only will we get the economic benefit of three games but as the No.1 tourist destination in New Zealand of New Zealand, strong promotion should see most of the international visitors coming to our city. So September and October should be very strong months for us. more... Redwoods Seminar Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz Tuesday 24th March 2009 more... World Forestry Day Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz World Forestry Day is celebrated around the world on 21 March, the day of the autumn equinox in the Southern Hemisphere. This day commemorates the contribution and value of forests and forestry to the community. more... Graduation - Friday 6th March Originally posted on:www.forestryschool.ac.nz Forest Management and Wood Manufacturing students are on their way! more... <<  1  2  3  >>