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Health and Well Being
Jan 18, 2022
Upper Leith Walk, page 20. Mostly easy and on the flat. We will have an informal dinner at Filadelfio’s Pizza before we go, at 6:00 pm, which coincidentally is not far from the start of the walk. Filadelfio’s is 3 North Road. From our talk from Anthony Hamel, I have taken a few of the walks from this handout, Dunedin Selected Walks. Reference to a page number is the page in the booklet. All walks start at 7:30 pm. Family and friends are welcome. I am not sure about dogs, you will have to make your enquiries. My contact number is 0274 360 767 and if you cannot get me or Rajesh, Neville is the alternative. |
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Site Visit Inside the new $26m Music, Theatre and Performing Arts Centre
Feb 01, 2022
Peter is a respected conductor, especially recognized for his work with young people in youth orchestras, summer schools, The NZ Secondary Schools Symphony Orchestra and the NZ National Youth Brass Band. He has also made many professional appearances in Dunedin conducting the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra and St Kilda Brass. For ten years he was musical director of the City Choir Dunedin. Peter is a leading figure in the NZ brass band scene and as well as conducting, he regularly adjudicates at brass band contests and festivals. As a composer, performances of his works can be found on CDs, YouTube and Vimeo, and several works have had scores and parts published. |
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Wasp Eradication Project
Feb 06, 2022
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Kayima Clinic in Sierra Leone
Feb 22, 2022
Since October 2004, Tony Binns has been Ron Lister Professor of Geography at the University of Otago, New Zealand. He has worked in the field of Geography and Development Studies for over 40 years and has a longstanding interest in post-conflict reconstruction, food production systems, food security and community-based development. Much of his field-based research has been undertaken in sub-Saharan Africa. He has published 21 books and over 150 journal articles and book chapters. Tony was President of the Geographical Association (UK) in 1995, President of the New Zealand Geographical Society (2010-2011) and President of the Commonwealth Geographical Bureau (2008-2016). He has a longstanding interest in Geographical Education. He teaches the only course on Africa in New Zealand - Transformations in Developing Countries (Africa). In January 2014, he was made a chief in the town of Kayima in the far northeast of Sierra Leone, West Africa. His title is Chief Manjawah of Sandor. |
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Wasp Eradication Project
Feb 27, 2022
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