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News 10 Apr 2013
Lunch is on The Palms when the school bell rings

The Palms Shopping Centre will be shouting a free lunch to one lucky school at the start of the second school term, as part of a community driven effort to boost the local happiness factor.

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News 2 Apr 2013
Te Puke Fire Brigade Steps up to the Challenge

BAY OF PLENTY — The Te Puke Fire Brigade is stepping up to a tough challenge this year by taking part in the Sky Tower Firefighters Stair Climb.

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News 14 Mar 2013
Bayfair Shoppers Catch the Travel Bug

BAY OF PLENTY — The strong New Zealand dollar is fuelling the travel bug in the Bay of Plenty as residents take advantage of the exchange rate and head off to tropical locations.

The Bayfair Flight Centre Team

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News 8 Mar 2013
Motocross goes to The Palms Shopping Centre for a non-stop adrenaline rush

The Palms Shopping Centre in Christchurch, New Zealand, provided entertainment to shoppers in a New Zealand first.

The Palms treats shoppers to an adrenaline fueled Motocross demonstration

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News 6 Mar 2013
Shopping, tea and companionship

Not everyone can get to their local shopping centre alone.

Local residents taking advantage of the Botany Town Centre service

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News 28 Feb 2013
AIA Announces Another Record Set of Results 2012 Performance Shows Value of New Business Up 27 Per Cent

The Board of Directors of AIA Group Limited (stock code: 1299) is pleased to announce record results for the year ended 30 November 2012.

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News 26 Feb 2013
Geneva Finance Announces Its 31 March 2013 Moratorium Repayment to Investors Will be Paid Out on 28th February One Month Ahead of Schedule

NZAX-listed auto loan provider GFNZ Group Ltd (Geneva) announced that the moratorium repayment of $4.9 million due on 31 March, will be paid on the 28th February, four weeks ahead of schedule.

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Music 18 Feb 2013
Twelve-Year-Old Auckland Singer Becomes Youngest New Zealander to Place on Kiwi Charts

A 12-year-old Auckland soprano is making musical history.

Tayla Alexander - Songbird

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News 7 Feb 2013
Christchurch community given the opportunity to point and shoot – their own prize that is...

CANTERBURY — AMP Capital Shopping Centres recently asked 236 respondents in Christchurch a broad range of questions to understand how they combine social media with their shopping experiences.

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News 5 Feb 2013
Auckland Welsh Choir Annual Tribute to St David, The Welsh Patron Saint, In Aid of Hospice North Shore

AUCKLAND — AUCKLAND WELSH CHOIR ANNUAL TRIBUTE TO ST DAVID, THE WELSH PATRON SAINT, IN AID OF HOSPICE NORTH SHORE Auckland Welsh Choir returns to St Joseph’s Church Takapuna for its annual celebration in tribute to St David, the patron saint of Wales.

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News 5 Feb 2013
Botany shoppers given the opportunity to point and shoot – their own prize that is...

AUCKLAND — AMP Capital Shopping Centres recently asked 257 respondents in East Auckland a broad range of questions to understand how they combine social media with their shopping experiences.

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School 17 Jan 2013
New Zealand Schools Answer Call to Help Indonesian Children by Recycling Books

Schools in Auckland and Dunedin have answered an appeal from Cottonsoft to recycle books they no longer need by donating them to learning centres in Indonesia as part of the Cottonsoft Books for Change campaign.

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News 18 Dec 2012
Sea Serpent Captures Local Children's Imaginations at Bayfair

The tide is coming in at Bayfair Shopping Centre with the installation of a new dedicated children’s play area.

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News 18 Dec 2012
Bayfair Shopping Centre Gifts Stress Free Shopping this Holiday Season

To help shoppers over the Christmas finish line, Bayfair Shopping Centre is taking the wheel and putting the brakes on one of the holiday seasons major stressors; car parking.

Car Park Guidance System

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News 18 Dec 2012
The Palms Shopper Wins with a Swift Cup of Coffee

CHRISTCHURCH — A regular visit for lunch at Robert Harris Café at The Palms has seen one lucky customer drive away with more than a cup of coffee this week.

Winner of Suzuki Swift with Rebecca Robins, Pam Williams (winner) and Amy Jatoorapreuk.

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News 13 Dec 2012
Javan Rhino Conservation Partnership Continues for Second Year

Ujung Kulon National Park (TNUK) Says Juvenile Rhino Sightings are Good Indicator A unique public-private partnership to conserve the highly endangered Javan rhino will continue for the second year following a signing ceremony in Jakarta.

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News 12 Dec 2012
Southland Charities Benefit From $168,000 Guardian Trust Distribution

Southland community organisations continue to benefit from the generosity of a South Island couple, 27 years after a charitable trust was set up in their names.

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News 12 Dec 2012
Guardian Trust Gifts $30,000 to Winner of 2013 Olivia Spencer Bower Foundation Art Award

Sculptural painter and video artist Miranda Parkes is the 2013 recipient of the Olivia Spencer Bower Foundation Art Award, which is bestowed each year on an emerging painter or sculptor with significant potential.

Boomer 2012, acrylic on printed PVC, 1800 x 2700mm

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News 12 Dec 2012
Santa Sets Up at Botany Town Centre to Reward Good Deeds

AUCKLAND — This holiday season, Botany Town Centre gave local children the opportunity to get on Santa’s ‘nice list’ to spread good cheer and receive an invite to a V.I.C (Very Important Child) party.

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News 10 Dec 2012
Botany Town Centre Embraces 'Staycation' Trend with Ultimate Kiwi Getaway Competition

AUCKLAND — Botany Town Centre, in conjunction with SeaLink, are embracing the staycation trend by offering a deserving local family an Ultimate Kiwi family getaway to an island location accessible from Botany’s back yard.

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News 30 Nov 2012
Paseo Purchase Opens Golden Door to Relaxing Luxury

AUCKLAND — The Golden Door Health Retreat – Elysia, in NSW’s Hunter Valley, is billed as Australia’s premier health retreat.

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News 29 Nov 2012
Asia Pulp and Paper Achieves Highest Standards of Timber Legality Certification

Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP) has received the SVLK timber legality certification on its ninth and final mill, confirming that it meets the highest standards of Indonesian wood legality throughout its entire manufacturing facilities.

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News 23 Nov 2012
Geneva Finance Announces Its One For Four Rights Issue Settles In Full

GENEVA FINANCE ANNOUNCES ITS ONE FOR FOUR RIGHTS ISSUE SETTLES IN FULL NZAX-listed auto loan provider GFNZ Group Ltd (Geneva) having successfully placed $1.2m of ordinary shares to Federal Pacific Group Limited (FedPac) in March 2012, advises that its 1:4 rights issue,  raising a further $1.5million of equity has settled.

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Food 16 Nov 2012
What's the 'Flava of Manukau'? Manukau Supa Centa asks Locals for their Best Recipes

MANUKAU CITY — Calling all people of Manukau! If you picked one recipe to best represent the local community, what would it be? Your family chop suey? A burger with all the trimmings? Perhaps your favourite curry? Manukau Supa Centa is on the hunt for tastes that represent the community with the Flava of Manukau competition.

Flava of Manukau

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News 13 Nov 2012
Santa gets set to put a smile on the faces of Christchurch children

SANTA GETS SET TO PUT A SMILE ON THE FACES OF CHRISTCHURCH CHILDREN It’s nearly that time of year when good little children of the world wake up to find presents underneath their Christmas tree.

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Art 25 Oct 2012
Guardian Trust Distributes $440,000 for Auckland Art Gallery Acquisition of Major Contemporary Work

Visitors to the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki have a new acquisition to admire, in the form of German contemporary artist Andreas Gursky’s 2010 large-scale photograph Ocean III.

Ocean III - Andreas Gursky

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News 24 Oct 2012
Solar Energy among Green Changes at Bayfair

BAY OF PLENTY — A Mt Maunganui shopping centre’s sustainability philosophy continues to grow its stake in environmental leadership.

Bayfair Shopping Centre

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News 16 Oct 2012
Aucklanders put their best foot forward in second annual hike4hunger

AUCKLAND — AUCKLANDERS PUT THEIR BEST FOOT FORWARD IN SECOND ANNUAL HIKE FOR HUNGER Ready, steady, go is the mentality many philanthropic Kiwis will adopt on 4 November, as they hike for the second year in a row to raise money for the world's hungry.

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Music 12 Oct 2012
Labour Weekend Welsh Singing Festivities

AUCKLAND —   There are many great traditions of Wales, and during Labour Weekend 2012 the Welsh Cymanfa Ganu Association of New Zealand Inc, together with the Auckland Welsh Community, are organising a series of typically Welsh cultural activities that will include a Noson Lawen, a Cymanfa Ganu, and a Celebration Dinner.

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News 11 Oct 2012
Nominations open for Bayfair Customer Service Champion

BAY OF PLENTY — A shopping centre serves as a place of social purpose; a hub that serves the needs of the local community and provides consistent and good customer service...a place that can be relied on.

Bayfair Shopping Centre

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News 8 Oct 2012
Tauranga community benefits from $500,000 in bequests by late local couple

Many charities are reliant on donations from people in their communities to keep them going, and the story of one Tauranga couple illustrates the value of local connections.

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News 4 Oct 2012
Costumes, Craft and Rugby; this unlikely Combo suggests it's school holiday time

CANTERBURY — It's that time of year when the house is full and the weather is still not quite good enough to send the kids outside for the day.

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Entertainment 24 Sep 2012
Spring into Fashion at The Palms

CANTERBURY — Did you know that the four key fashion looks this spring are ‘white hot’, ‘ladylike’, ‘sport lux’ and ‘pastel baby’? If not, you need to head to The Palms to pocket some tips on how to make these looks work for you.

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News 24 Sep 2012
Canterbury Rugby Players Swap Jerseys for Aprons in Prize Feast

CHRISTCHURCH —   Like any Cantabrian worth her salt, Justine McGuire has spent many Saturday nights watching Canterbury rugby players score tries and win cups for the region.

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News 21 Sep 2012
David Johnstone Charitable Trust Offers 36 $5,000 Scholarships to Waikato Secondary Students

Waikato students are being invited to line up for their share of the 2012 distribution from a charitable trust founded by an education-minded Waikato farmer.

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News 20 Sep 2012
Guardian Trust Granted Licence to Operate as a Trustee and Statutory Supervisor

Guardian Trust was yesterday granted a full Trustees and Statutory Supervisors licence by the Financial Markets Authority (FMA).

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News 13 Sep 2012
Tree takeaway fosters community roots

  Shoppers in Tauranga and Mount Maunganui will soon be planting roots to help a new health initiative during World Conservation Week.

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News 3 Sep 2012
Guardian Trust and Bell Gully lead industry debate over enhanced regime for trustees

What will the role of the trustee look like in the brave new world of the post-GFC financial services sector? A discussion paper commissioned by trustee company Guardian Trust and drafted by law firm Bell Gully is designed to help generate debate within the industry on this important issue.

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Rugby 31 Aug 2012
The Palms Shopping Centre Scores Big With CRFU Sponsorship

CANTERBURY — The Palms Shopping Centre is making the conversion from team fan to official sponsor by supporting the Canterbury Rugby Football Union's Take a Kid to Footy initiative for the Canterbury ITM Cup.

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News 28 Aug 2012
Bayfair Shopping Centre hosts safe driving exhibition

BAY OF PLENTY — Tauranga and Mount Maunganui students are being invited to a safe driving exhibition at Bayfair Shopping Centre to test their driving skills in an important learning experience.

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News 2 Aug 2012
An Industry First: Asia Pulp & Paper Mills Achieve SVLK Certification

4 July 2012 - Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP) today announced that three of its mills have secured SVLK certification, marking the first pulp and paper mills in Indonesia to achieve certification under the country's new Wood Legality Verification System.

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News 1 Aug 2012
Get into the Olympic Spirit with The Palms

CHRISTCHURCH — It only happens once every four years and the Olympic madness has already set in.

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News 20 Jul 2012
Bayfair shoppers get in the style zone

Over 260 enthusiastic Bayfair shoppers gained their ‘Passport to Style’ during personal styling sessions presented by Signature Style in-centre, between 28 June and 1 July.

Bayfair Salvation Army donation Nina Rivett (Photo Credit Sun Live)

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News 2 Jul 2012
Children band together for creative holiday fun

Cookie-creation workshops, jungle masks, stained-glass-window sandwiches .

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News 27 Jun 2012
Bayfair Shopping Centre helps turn the tide on erosion

BAY OF PLENTY — Bayfair Shopping Centre is inviting shoppers to help strengthen the dunes of Arataki Beach by taking part in the planting of 1,000 native dune plants during the school holidays, as part of a dunes replenishment project.

Arataki beach dunes

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News 26 Jun 2012
For colour, style and a little bit of glamour head to Bayfair this month

Finding clothes that work for you can be confusing – with the various styles, colours, prices, comfort and practicality, the choices can often be overwhelming.

LtoR: Jody Blackwood, Christie Lekner, front Jackie O'Fee

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News 15 Jun 2012
No Fire at Botany Town Centre

The Xtreme Entertainment bowling complex on Ti Rakau Drive in Botany has been affected by fire early this morning.

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Art 14 Jun 2012
Guardian Trust invites applications for the Olivia Spencer Bower Art Awards for emerging artists

One of the most valuable and prestigious forms of sponsorship available to New Zealand artists is now open for applications for its next biannual round of awards.

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Classical 7 Jun 2012
Auckland Welsh Choir sing Elgar and Mendelssohn to warm up a chilly June afternoon

AUCKLAND — The Auckland Welsh Choir present an exciting and varied mid-winter programme, 'An Enigmatic Connection' featuring music by Elgar and Mendelssohn with other motets and songs for a mid-winter Christmas.

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News 1 Jun 2012
South Canterbury Finance Limited and its charging subsidiaries, sale of remaining assets to the Crown

Kerryn Downey and William Black of McGrathNicol, as Receivers and Managers of South Canterbury Finance Limited (“SCF”) and the remaining nine charging subsidiaries (the “SCF Group”), confirm that the non cash residual assets of  the SCF Group have been sold to the Crown.

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News 28 May 2012
Receivers and Managers appointed to Hastie Holdings (NZ) Limited

New Zealand operating business not in receivership Hastie Holdings (NZ) Limited (“HHNZL”), the non-operating parent company of Aquaheat Industries Ltd, Hastie New Zealand Ltd and Hastie Services Ltd has today been placed in receivership with Andrew Grenfell and William Black, both partners of McGrathNicol, appointed Receivers and Managers.

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News 17 May 2012
Specsaver at Botany Town Centre has a vision

Whether it’s through running marathons or serving his customers, co-owner of Specsavers Botany Town Centre Andy Willmott has a vision – to help people regain theirs.

Andy Willmott

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News 17 May 2012
RAPT: Anj and Barb Selwood

Anj Selwood is General Manager Online and her mother Barb Selwood Director of their family’s business, Rapt, which opened with Botany Town Centre 10 years ago and was bought by the Selwoods five years later.

Anj and Barb Selwood

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News 15 May 2012
Cottonsoft welcomes new forest protection policies announced by APP

Tissue and toilet paper manufacturer Cottonsoft has welcomed a raft of new sustainability measures by its Indonesia-based supplier Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP).

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News 15 May 2012
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Announces New Policies on High Conservation Value Forest

Jakarta - Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP) has announced its new High Conservation Value Forest policies to evolve APP’s business, including the immediate suspension of natural forest clearance on its own pulpwood plantations in Indonesia.

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News 15 May 2012
AIA New Zealand drops life cover rates

Life insurer AIA New Zealand has announced a substantial price change to a major product.

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News 24 Apr 2012
Anzac Day commemorations and newspaper to pay tribute

Anzac Day draws near once more, we stand with hearts bowed low.

Anzac Day commemorative newspaper

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News 24 Apr 2012
Flash Mob performs Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Botany Town Centre

Howick’s Harlequin Musical Theatre gave Botany Town Centre shoppers a taste of great things to come when they burst into song and dance on Saturday.

Flash Mob performs Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Botany Town Centre

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News 13 Apr 2012
New centre manager to lead The Palms through new growth

An established leader and local man, Simon Carter has recently commenced at The Palms Shopping Centre as Centre Manager.

Simon Carter at The Palms shopping centre in Christchurch

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News 4 Apr 2012
Plenty to entice the kids at Bayfair this Easter

For many, Easter is a favourite time of year which presents the opportunity to spend uninterrupted time with family.

Eventful Kids Creativity Centre

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News 3 Apr 2012
No job is too tough for Tuffy Super Heavy Duty

Red wine, grubby hands, greasy workshops and smelly fishing gear all have one thing in common – they are a cleaning nightmare.

Tuffy Super Heavy Duty

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News 28 Mar 2012
Guardian Trust Christchurch settles into new office space

After 11 months in a shared office with makeshift, crammed conditions and Port-a-loos, Christchurch Guardian Trust staff are thrilled to be moving into new premises in Riccarton.

The Christchurch Guardian Trust team LtoR: Fiona McLeod, Pam Jarman, Gary Anderson, Pitena Parkin, Paulette Savic, Ant Lilley, Sue Blake, Frances Cattermole, Ruperte Dobson

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News 28 Mar 2012
Southland farmer leaves a legacy of gifting to charity groups

When a South Island farmer with a big heart passed away in 1980, he left a plan of continued giving in place for the Southland community.

Trust manager Kevin Booth presents a cheque to Kate Mackintosh (nursing director) and Nicki Kitson (chief executive officer) from Hospice Southland for close to $8,000

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News 26 Mar 2012
Mayor Stuart Crosby makes first pledge in support of Earth Hour

Dare the world to save the planet – 'I will if you will.' The international theme of Earth Hour 2012 is being embraced by Bayfair Shopping Centre this month.

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News 23 Mar 2012
UN World Water Day 2012 Recognized at Sustainable Water Management Event

First in a series of actions in preparation for session at Rio +20 Today, on UN World Water Day 2012, The Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group is hosting a seminar on ‘Collaborative Actions for Sustainable Water Management in Indonesia’.

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News 22 Mar 2012
Scholarship sows the seed for New Zealander's research into the reproduction of endangered plant species

When a bird species or subspecies becomes extinct, what happens to the plants that are reliant on that bird for re-pollination? Most of us never consider the problem, but Kiwi PhD candidate Richard Pender is devoting his doctoral study to examining how endangered plants can reproduce in the absence of their pollinators.

Richard Pender observing a hybrid between a Clermontia micrantha and Clermontia grandiflora in West Maui, Hawaii

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News 20 Mar 2012
Anzac Day Remembrance Encouraged by Bayfair

It has been nearly one hundred years since Anzac troops landed at Gallipoli to fight for their countries in one of the most significant wartime events in New Zealand history.

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News 12 Mar 2012
Chiefs to visit Bayfair Shopping Centre

The Chiefs Super Rugby team will be visiting Bayfair Shopping Centre this week to meet and greet fans ahead of their match against the Brumbies on Friday 16 March at Baypark.

Chiefs to visit Bayfair Shopping Centre this Thursday

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News 9 Mar 2012
Tauranga Hospital adolescent lounge almost complete thanks to Bayfair shoppers and retailers' generosity

There will be no space left unfilled by the time the new adolescent lounge opens at Tauranga Hospital in June.

Tauranga Hospital children's ward clinical nurse manager Lynnece Dowle and play specialist Debbie McDougall

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News 6 Mar 2012
The First New Zealand Pops Orchestra Creates New Sound for Kiwi Audiences

In a first for New Zealand, a dedicated pops orchestra is launching this year, and will present a stellar line-up at its premiere performance in March, ‘Follow Your Heart’.

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News 2 Mar 2012
AIA New Zealand notes strong annual results; growth in market share and persistency

Life insurer AIA New Zealand is kicking off 2012 by reporting strong annual results.

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News 2 Mar 2012
Statement on Greenpeace 'Ramin' Report

Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP) has just received a copy of a new report from Greenpeace entitled ‘The Ramin Paper Trail’.

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News 28 Feb 2012
Auckland Welsh Choir to Sing in Takapuna's St Joseph's Church in Support of North Shore Hospice

Following the Auckland Welsh Choir’s exhilarating concert last year for St David’s Day, the choir is pleased to return to Takapuna’s St Joseph’s Church for its annual celebration in tribute to St David, Patron Saint of Wales.

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News 28 Feb 2012
Botany Town Centre Hosts Annual Botany Community Day

On Saturday 10 March, the annual Botany Community Day will be held at Botany Town Centre.

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News 28 Feb 2012
National poll reveals 76% of connected Kiwis still prefer shopping in-store to online

Although the rise of digital media and the internet has seen a change in the retail environment, a recent AMP Capital Shopping Centres poll reveals 76% of connected Kiwis still prefer to shop in-store rather than online, with just 24% agreeing that they regularly do their shopping over the internet.

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News 23 Feb 2012
Bayfair gives local netball fans the opportunity to meet netball stars

On Friday 2 March, a collection of the world’s top netball players will descend on the TECT Arena at Baypark for three days of premier netball action when Tauranga hosts the official 2012 ANZ Championship Pre-Season Tournament.

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News 17 Feb 2012
Record Numbers Take Part in the Annual Botany Town Centre Fun Run and Walk

On Sunday 12 February, more than 600 participants took part in the annual Botany Town Centre Summer Fun Run and Walk.

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Gambling 15 Feb 2012
Resurgence of bingo supports local charities

One little duck (2) and two fat ladies (88) bang on a drum (71) at the top of the shops (90).

Bingo announcer John Martin is assisted by Bayfair's Dawn Kelly

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News 14 Feb 2012
Botany Town Centre Encourages a Resurgence of Bingo in the Local Community

One little duck (2) and two fat ladies (88) bang on a drum (71) at the top of the shops (90).

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News 10 Feb 2012
Local Community Groups and Charities Raise More Than $19,500 Thanks to Bayfair Shoppers

The spirit of giving well and truly descended on Bayfair over the festive season, as shoppers opened their wallets to get local community groups and charities off to a good start in 2012.

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News 8 Feb 2012
Botany Town Centre hosts annual Summer Fun Run and Walk

In a summer of only sporadic sunshine, there aren’t many opportunities left for families to be active outside before the autumn leaves begin to fall.

Botany Town Centre hosts annual Summer Fun Run and Walk

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News 3 Feb 2012
Brien Mahoney celebrates 50th anniversary of successful career with Guardian Trust Napier, and is still going strong!

They say the average person will have between six and seven careers in their lifetime today.

Brien Mahoney

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News 31 Jan 2012
Local man enjoys Christmas windfall

Christmas can be a stressful time of year for many people; however, for one lucky Mount Maunganui resident the season provided an extra touch of festive cheer to the tune of $30,000, courtesy of the Bayfair Shopping Centre.

Bayfair centre manager Steve Ellingford presents a cheque for $30,000 to 'Hint Hint' winner David McGee

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News 26 Jan 2012
More than $3800 raised for Howick Lions Club thanks to Botany Town Centre Shoppers

More than $3,800 was raised over November and December for the Howick Lions Club through various festive events held at Botany Town Centre.

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News 25 Jan 2012
Calling all performers for the ultimate busking battle

CANTERBURY — Can you juggle while standing on your head? Perhaps you can sing the national anthem backwards or have a musical talent or voice that’s worth sharing with an audience.

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News 23 Dec 2011
The Palms Shopping Centre - Earthquake Response Update

The Palms Shopping Centre in Shirley has closed today following a 5.8 magnitude earthquake and subsequent 6.0 aftershock.

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News 19 Dec 2011
Guardian Trust's $100,000 Distribution to Cure Kids Bolsters Cancer Research

The world-class Zebrafish Facility at the University of Otago has had another boost from the KD (Kathleen Dorothy) Kirkby Trust administered by Guardian Trust, with a donation of $100,000 to Cure Kids.

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News 19 Dec 2011
Those with Trusts Told to Seek Advice Before Acting on Gift Duty Abolition

The abolition of gift duty in relation to trusts has generally been well received.

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News 19 Dec 2011
Guardian Trust Distributes over $198,000 to Southland Health and Community Causes

For 26 years, the charitable trust of a South Island widower has provided financial support to Southland community organisations.

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News 16 Dec 2011
Don't forget Mother Nature this Christmas

We rarely consider the planet when purchasing our Christmas presents, so maybe it’s time we started to think of ways to give back to Mother Earth at this time of year.

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News 9 Dec 2011
Bayfair and community donations help to kit out soon-to-be-built hospital adolescent rooms

With only a couple of weeks until Christmas, Bayfair Shopping Centre is celebrating the gift of giving early, by helping to raise funds for new equipment and furniture that will adorn adolescent rooms at Tauranga Hospital and Whakatane Hospital.

Bayfair centre manager Steve Ellingford, Tauranga Hospital nurse manager Lynnece Dowle, Santa, Bayfair marketing manager Nina Rivett and Tauranga Hospital play specialist Debbie McDougall

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News 7 Dec 2011
The Palms celebrates Christmas with 'The 12 hours of Christmas' event

Spectacular floats, popular characters and a buzz of Christmas cheer ushered in the 2011 Christchurch Santa Parade, and put smiles on thousands of children’s faces.

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Entertainment 5 Dec 2011
Christchurch Santa Parade made possible by contributions from The Palms

CHRISTCHURCH — THE PALMS CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS WTH 'THE 12 HOURS OF CHRISTMAS' EVENT Spectacular floats, popular characters and a buzz of Christmas cheer ushered in the 2011 Christchurch Santa Parade, and put smiles on thousands of children's faces.

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News 2 Dec 2011
Santa SoupOpera Charity Concert Adds Warm Glow to Christmas

The annual mission to spread good cheer is well underway at Botany Town Centre, where the community gathered on Thursday 24 November to enjoy the warmth of giving, the spectacular sight of Christmas lights, and spirit-lifting music and entertainment at the Santa SoupOpera Charity Concert.

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Health 1 Dec 2011
New Zealanders Underperforming in Key Healthy Living Indicators, New AIA Regional Survey Finds

A comprehensive independent survey of people in 15 Asia Pacific nations has found that across the region, people score an average of 61 out of a possible 100 in health living indicators.

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News 18 Nov 2011
Botany Town Centre Lights Up with Santa's SoupOpera

Yuletide-fever is starting to spread as Botany Town Centre, together with the Lions Club of Howick embrace the festive season by hosting the annual Santa’s SoupOpera Charity Concert on Thursday 24 November, which will feature Santa lighting up the big Christmas tree in Town Square and an array of local entertainment.

Botany Town Centre Lights Up with Santa's SoupOpera

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