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Chris, this is really useful information. Thank you and I hope many read it.

I can see what's happening here. It's a dummy profile and there's a bit of work in progress. But it's all looking pretty good and I can see how I can comment, post and interact.

Have you ever felt like a pioneer just because you were the first to scamper through early morning powder snow? That's why I'm making this first comment... just to be first, to feel like a pioneer and because I can. Now, someone, please reply.

Cafe Sixty Six has been a godsend on my trips from Wellington. Really nice coffee and a quite place to reflect. I highly recommend supporting tham at this time.

Thanks Otaki Today for supporting local businesses. We're keen to support this initiative to get local businesses up and running again.

This is no small achievement and I hope is celebrated and acted upon by education in New Zealand.

Thoroughly agree with this. We hardly need to see too far into the future to see dire consequences from inaction.

Good advice Heather. And this website is long overdue in the sector. Well done.

i do like the stories from nature that can be industrially applied without butchering the environment. At least, I'm guessing that's the case?

Athol will be missed by all who knew him. His support for Research For Life and medical research was significant. A very sad passing.

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Stunning event and great credit to RCoP.

A really worthwhile piece of work for this election. Well done the NZ Nurses Organisation.

Thanks Helen for a good potted summary and your irreplaceable contribution to the organisation of yet another outstanding Rotary Forum.

What a tour. Now I know why you needed the rest. London is wonderful.

Enjoyed that. A treat we must share in the future.

That certainly looks like a great spot for your (our) return. It seems a bit like an older version of Cafe Mode.

Nice post Connie. I wish I'd thought of that.

You asked the question about content. I'd like to know about you and an assumption there's quite a bit of passion in your work?

Great promise in the early childhood literacy initiative. We'll be watching developments with interest.

Hi Philip. Nice story. It's insightful and real. Brilliant.

Nice post Rebekah. I hope to read more from you soon.

Rebekah, I am originally from the Kapiti Coast too. I enjoyed the weekend as well and fantastic to see you are the first to blog on the website. We are all leading the world now.

Good advice Noel. Getting enough time to do stuff can be a trapped mindset.

A very interesting fact and important issue that needs addressing. Thank you Joris and I hope you point receives attention from schools and others.

Nice story Tina and I hope you stay as long as you can.

Great story Ronnie. I'm wondering now what happened to a few other teachers.

Tremendously important views expressed here for New Zealand, and beyond, Graham. We need to heed these thoughts and act upon them. Please keep writing about these issues.

I totally agree William.

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Lovely post Phillip and nice photos. Well done.

A very insightful article Laree. I agree we need to focus on ECE through the parents more. They can support the more formal education very effectively and can also provide the core of public support for a better deal for children in their early years.

An inspiring and interesting day. I hope that the first steps are small and strong ones, and that Shine finds a way to stay in touch with the attendees. Separate programmes and initiatives remain important but making connections and creating a more collective approach is now a key.

Very good idea.