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NATIONAL AND REGIONAL TRADE DIRECTORY National and Regional products and services

SUSTAINABILITY Organizations walking the talk, to help reduce carbon emissions

What is stopping us from buying green?

THE ALL OF GOVERNMENT SUPPLIERS PANEL Purpose and membership

Why 2 degrees?

SMART PROCUREMENT OPTIONS FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR

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Successful schools in sustainability, Green procrement and much more

42 The All of Government Suppliers Panel (AOG) Bulk Buying, Big Time

55 Meetings A regional showcase of venues who cater to the public sector m

115 Workspace Safety, you are doing it wrong by; Glen Omvig

134 Christchurch open for business n

Recover Canterbury - Helping Canterbury recover, one business at a time

140 National and regional trades directory

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An a-z of suppliers who are willing to give your department fantastic service at a reasonable price

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DESTROYING HARD DRIVES? Announcing our new hard drive shredder from the USA, which offers total secure destruction of computer & printer hard drives – starting at $15 per drive with discounts for bulk destruction.

It’s easy, just bring your hard drives in and we’ll shred them on the spot, or for bulk amounts email or phone Peter Fraher for an appointment. Still Offering: • Secure/Confidential Document Destruction 140L/240L locked bins and bulk destruction • E-Waste Recycling – Drive In/ Drop Off 7 days, collection can be arranged • Fluorescent Tube Recycling • General Recycling – Cardboard & Paper Abilities Group is a nonprofit society dedicated to enriching the lives of people with disabilities through meaningful work.

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Yealands Family Wines In the space of a few short years, Yealands Estate in Marlborough has become a world leader in sustainable wine production. Launched in August 2008, in the midst of global economic turmoil, the wine producer rapidly established itself as a serious player on the international market, exporting to over 70 countries. The company was the first winery in the world to be certified CarboNZero from inception and remains one of only a handful of wineries to have achieved this accreditation globally. It has subsequently collected numerous environmental awards culminating in the “Green Company of the Year” at the DrinksBiz Green Awards won earlier this year in London, and “Most Sustainable Medium Sized Business” at the International Green Awards (2012). Yealands Estate has achieved this remarkable success by combining state of the art green technology with some clever home-grown ideas. From the use of renewable energy, including one of the largest solar arrays in the country, to miniature sheep grazing their vineyard, the estate is a showcase for sustainable wine production. Amongst the list of sustainable initiatives include a couple of notable firsts; a portion of the vineyard's vine prunings are baled and then burned to provide heating for the winery, thereby reducing carbon emissions by as much as 160 tonnes per year. To reduce diesel emissions, in addition to using bio fuel on all their vineyard equipment, owner Peter Yealands imported miniature Babydoll sheep from Australia. Due to their size, these pint-sized organic lawn mowers can be grazed throughout the vineyard year-round, thereby reducing mowing, weed control and adding a touch of natural fertiliser. The intention is to grow flock numbers to 10,000 thereby eliminating mowing completely.

Grass grubs similarly emerge from the soil and during certain phases of the moon, take to the air. By placing solar powered lights on his wetlands, the grass grubs become attracted to the light and land on the water – providing an additional source of food for the growing fish populations. The addition of a number of chicken coups on the property allow some surface foraging, plus providing the staff with a constant supply of eggs. This year Yealands and his team produced over 50,000 tonnes of home-made compost to the vineyard. The compost includes by product from the wine making process such as the leaves, pips and skins which is mixed with untreated sawdust from a local mill, waste product from mussel processing plants, seaweed harvested under licence from the local foreshore and lime. The application of compost provides nutrition to the vines and assists with weed control beneath the vines. Elsewhere on the vineyard over 25 wetlands have been developed and strategically placed to capture water runoff. The wetlands are home to a range of wildlife including ducks, swans, royal spoonbills and pied stilts. In contrast to convention vineyard management, over 200,000 native trees and flaxes have also been planted on the property which is having a noticeable impact on bio diversity. Wine production can be an energy intensive process. Throughout the wine making process, wine requires regular heating and cooling to manage the fermentation process, prevent spoilage and ensure a stable product in the bottle. Recent industry research has shown the Yealands Estate winery to be almost 4 times more efficient in their energy utilisation than the industry standard. This has been achieved by housing all the production tanks within a fully insulated building and the adaption of technology from the dairy industry to optimise energy efficiency.

Pests control is also innovatively managed. Rather than spraying with harmful chemicals, Peter Yealands and his team have come up with some innovative ways to control insects such as grass grubs and wetas which feed on vine vegetation, new leaf and buds being particularly vulnerable.

Whilst at the forefront of sustainable wine making, the company has also been recognised recently as producing the world's best Sauvignon Blanc – at the International Wine Challenge in London. In New Zealand their wines are sold under the Peter Yealands range, which is distributed widely throughout supermarkets and retail stores, and the Yealands Estate range which is mainly sold through restaurants and fine wine outlets.

Understanding the various lifecycles and feeding habits of the insects has resulted in the introduction of some clever concepts for limiting potential vine damage. Wetas typically emerge from the soil and climb the trunk of the vine to feed on new foliage and buds. By applying a guard to the trunk, in much the same way guards are placed on power poles to prevent possums from climbing, reduces the ability of the wetas to damage new season growth.

Those venturing down to Marlborough can visit their Cellar Door in the Awatere Valley, approximately 20 minutes south of Blenheim. The cellar door is open 7 days a week, from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm and includes interactive and audio visual displays, loads of information on their sustainable practices, complimentary wine tastings and a self-guided vineyard tour. Visitors are welcome to picnic amongst the wetlands and take in stunning views across the Cook Strait.

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Author: Dr Logan Wait. Bio: Logan is a sustainability expert and a co-founder of ecoPortal. He completed his doctoral thesis in innovation strategy and change management, two key requirements of organisations that want to move towards sustainability.

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What to look for in a school cleaning contractor A truly spick and span school helps to lift everyone’s spirits – staff, students, parents and the local community. Engaging a cleaning contractor who understands the specific needs of a school can make a huge difference to school morale and creates a better teaching and learning environment. The presentation of a school – in terms of the cleanliness of classrooms, facilities and surrounds – can also be a significant factor in shaping the perceptions of parents deciding which school their children should attend. Principals attending the Trans-Tasman Conference Leading Learning in Melbourne last year gave their top concerns with school cleaning in New Zealand and Australia. Here they are and how the school’s cleaning contractor can help to address them: School cleaning issue 1: Reliability ,

The biggest challenge in the cleaning industry is consistency. The answer is careful selection of the school’s cleaning contractor. The contractor should be able to demonstrate that he or she has comprehensive staff training and quality assurance processes. The contractor should be able to explain the communication processes he or she will use with the school to be briefed on special requirements or to discuss quality issues. Owner- operator contractors and franchisees have a personal stake in customer satisfaction – because the success of their businesses depends on it. Experience shows that carefully selected, well trained and highly committed owneroperator cleaning contractors deliver outstanding reliability. School cleaning issue 2: Quality .

A good test when choosing a new cleaning contractor is to ask about their customer satisfaction and client retention ratings. Ideally, both will be over 90%. An excellent cleaning contractor will have in place quality systems including: .

Closed loop processes so no job or complaint is closed until the client is satisfied Ÿ Customer service processes that enable clients to contact the contractor any time with issues or requirements Ÿ Regular site inspections to ensure that the cleaning work is up to the required standard Ÿ

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School cleaning issue 3: Security .

Security is naturally a concern when contractors have unattended access to buildings. The school’s chosen cleaning contractor should have in place strict security protocols. The contractor and his or her cleaning staff must have clean court records. If possible it is a good idea to have team cleaning as a standard practice i.e. having two cleaners working together to minimise the opportunity for one cleaner working along to breach security protocols. Schools should consider the contractor’s experience with other schools or cleaning contracts with other clients where security is a must – such as banks. School cleaning issue 4: Finding innovative ways to tailor cleaning to meet budget constraints .

Given that all organisations, including schools, want to get as much as they can from every dollar spent, your cleaning contractor should be able to demonstrate effective approaches to tailor cleaning to meet budget constraints. These could include optimising cleaning schedules (i.e. not cleaning any place more often than is necessary); offering ‘ban the bin’ recycling

About Paramount Services .

With over 20 years of school cleaning experience in New Zealand and Australia, Paramount Services has solutions for just about any school cleaning issue you care to name. Paramount Services is officially New Zealand’s “best in class” business services franchise. In November 2011 Paramount was once again named best franchise system for business services at the Westpac New Zealand Franchise Awards – for the third time in four years.

Kilsyth stadium - One of 20 stadiums serviced by Paramount

programmes (saving time on bin emptying and the cost of bin liners); and providing excellent customer support, quality assurance and back-end computer systems to minimise the time you need to put into cleaning administration.

Paramount is always keen to introduce award-winning and eco-friendly cleaning and recycling programmes to new schools. Paramount Services franchisees use only Paramount Care cleaning products that are certified with the Environmental Choice tick. Paramount is also on a mission to eliminate waste to landfill by recycling paper, plastics, metals and food waste.

School cleaning issue 5: Cleaning floors in sports stadiums .

The long-term costs and importance of keeping sports stadiums in good shape is an issue for New Zealand schools with indoor sports facilities. Ideally your cleaning contractor will have know-how on maintenance programmes (e.g. resurfacing of timber floor surface to prevent costly premature wearing) and preventative measures (e.g. the use of entrance floor mats) to look after your facilities while keeping costs down. School cleaning issue 6: Introducing value added services, such as environmental and recycling programmes

Nossal school - One of more than 95 schools serviced by Paramount

Paramount’s services go beyond daily cleaning to provide a healthy environment for students and staff. For example, Paramount can provide periodic (e.g. quarterly) services like computer and phone sanitising, carpet and window cleaning.

Increasingly schools are becoming active in environmental programmes. The Enviroschools programme in New Zealand is passionate about the role of schools in supporting children and young people to be active citizens, contributing to ecological regeneration and the creation of healthy, resilient and sustainable communities. The cleaning contractor can play a central role in a school’s environmental and recycling programmes that can reduce cleaning and waste disposal costs. Through smart cleaning scheduling (e.g. daytime cleaning and team cleaning) cleaning contractors may also be able to reduce a school’s electricity costs by minimising the time spent in the building with lights and air conditioning on.

Paramount Services is very experienced in the education sector, cleaning more than 95 schools in New Zealand and Australia. If you would like to consider a new school cleaner this year please call the Paramount Services Customer Service Centre now on: 0800 888 177. Paramount will provide a free cleaning appraisal showing how it can help your school provide a clean, healthy and eco-friendly learning environment for students, teachers and visitors.

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ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® is a truly remarkable coating that can be applied to everything from fabric and textiles through to glass, wood, concrete etc to render the product waterproof, and highly stain resistant. Once treated, no chemicals are needed to clean the treated surface - just water. ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® was founded in 2008 to create and supply the global market with Nanotechnology products that are applied to all surfaces both porous and non porous. This new technology provides unique properties such as: · Waterproofing · Sealing · Anti-stick protection · Protection from UV radiation · Easy to clean surfaces · Antibacterial protection, etc. · ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® products are: · All natural and non-toxic · Invisible to the naked eye (coating ............thickness:50-100nm) · Simple do-it-yourself application · Commercial application for industrial use · 100% ecological · NΑΝΟ4LIFE® range of products: NΑΝΟ4LIFE® has the largest range of Nanotechnology Products, offering 30 different products in 270 different packages from 100 ml to 1000 litres. · Products are created for use around the ............home. · Products are also created for commercial ............purposes such as hotels, transportation, ............etc. · Products are intended for multiple ............industries and various manufacturers.

From textiles through to hard surfaces, the application of ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® provides a coating that is invisible, transparent, weight efficient, water repellent, easy to clean; is powerfully stain resistant, and has a prolonged life span. The coating 'cures' on the product within a few hours meaning less disruption waiting for the coating to dry. Once treated, outside surfaces will not grow mould or get dirty. ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® has received and has the most certificates of quality products from international Institutes in Germany , Spain , and also are certified from the Government organizations in Singapore N.E.A. (National Environmental Agency) , and in New Zealand E.P.A. (Environmental Protection Agency) that their products are not hazardous for the environment. To find out more about this amazing product visit the ΝΑΝΟ4LIFE® website www.nano4life.co.nz where you can also view videos demonstrating just how effective and versatile this product is. Or you can email them on info@nano4life.co.nz or phone 07 850 4075 - John on 07 839 3410 or 021 866 663.

Councils in particular have recognised the benefits of NANO4LIFE® as they look for environmentally friendly ways to reduce the use of chemicals.

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THE ALL OF GOVERNMENT

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BULK Buying, BIG Time When the Ministry of Economic Development harnessed the combined muscle of state agencies and organisations it delivered a procurement deal of extraordinary scope and opportunity. All-of-Government Contracts (AoG) established a single supply agreement between approved suppliers and the Crown for the supply of selected goods and services purchased by government departments and agencies. The state sector is a substantial market by any measure, comprising some 220 government agencies, 2500 schools and 70 local bodies. There's nothing new about bulk buying or using size as means of leveraging better deals; retail buying groups have been doing that for years. However the All of Government (AoG) contracts scheme, set up 2 years ago, is not just about bulk purchasing. This deal is delivering value, not only lower price tags. And it is clear that in creating opportunities for state agencies, there are positive economic spin-offs for the whole economy too.

Manager of Government Contracts, John Ivil is delighted with results yielded from the first year's operations. Four categories of supply have been created with impressive and “market changing results.” There are savings for government both in dollar terms and 'soft' savings, in time and resources not having to manage their own tender processes. From the 'other side', the contracts provide for quarterly supplier reviews which Ivil reports have met with real enthusiasm by suppliers — their time and resources having been freed from the costly grind of dealing with multiple tenders from a vast range of state agencies. Now they have just one.

When cabinet initiated the Government Procurement Reform Programme in 2009, it was to have four major themes: 1. To achieve cost savings 2. To build procurement capability and ...........capacity 3. To enhance New Zealand business ...........participation 4. To improve governance, oversight, and ...........accountability. The benefit to suppliers is obvious — fewer RFPs to respond to and wider market opportunities. For state agencies however, the gains are infinite. Gone are the days of duplicated work, endless time spent on writing RFPs, assessing responses and managing the quality of deliverables; hugely draining of time and resources. AoG strips away the associated costs from state agencies and presents a 'panel' of contracted suppliers with deliverables already evaluated, approved and with price competitiveness assured.

AoG enables agencies to buy directly from selected suppliers and maintain on-going functional relationships with them, while releasing resources (on both sides of the transaction) to be better spent elsewhere. But it's a choice; they can still deal outside the AoG if they wish to. A small percentage of savings (1.5%) are reinvested in developing the scheme. “One of the most satisfying aspects of the first year's performance”, Ivil, claims, “has been the ability to channel those benefits back into the procurement profession in the form of education and training”.

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That's been good for the whole procurement profession. AoG cuts across regional boundaries to deliver savings and efficiencies to government agencies while creating opportunity for regionally-based suppliers, irrespective of locality. There is opportunity too, for agencies to buy through local distributors at rates negotiated through the AoG contract. It's a win/win/win outcome.

Targeting professional Services Think about purchasing and products leap immediately to mind — desk stationery, bedding, cars, and computers. But AoG is hardout delivering agreements on professional services as well. How different are they? “They're not really”, John Ivil responds. It is a question of putting a similar framework around the tendering process which removes costs for suppliers and delivers benefits for government agencies. Legal is a case in hand. Government agencies spend a staggering $90 to $100 million dollars annually on external legal contracts. The Procurement Team has assembled a panel of 38 providers across 7 areas of law, representing the full range of practices from small one or two person 'boutique' organisations to the larger, multifaceted firms. The tendering process used an 'e-negotiation' procedure, providing a level of transparency not possible under traditional tendering procedure. Again, the AoG contract is not just about cost savings. MED Government Procurement Solutions Category Lead Nicola Nation explains that, engaging with and assessing the market both from the client as well as the agency side was a vital part of the process. The team formed a 'Client Advisory Group', drawn from across the public sector, to assist in the development, comprising of 13 lawyers and 'one brave nonlawyer'. It quickly became clear that government agencies looked first and foremost at a relationship of trust and at the qualitative offerings of legal suppliers before considering cost.

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Her team brought that lesson through into the tender evaluation procedure, closely examining the qualitative aspects of supplier submissions before considering their rate cards —'value' is not just about price. A valuable by-product of the process has been correcting what Nation describes as an 'information asymmetry', whereby suppliers knew far more about the legal requirements of government agencies than vice versa. Agencies now have a repository of regularly updated information available on 'relative quality and relative cost' when seeking to engage with a legal services provider. 'Category 1' legal work however, will continue to be handled by the Crown Law Office. For suppliers, the contract provides a unique opportunity to add a greater proportion of government work to their portfolios. A comprehensive air travel agreement has also been signed with 5 international carriers accruing savings of around 11%. In air travel terms, that represents an impressive discount.

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However, as with all agreements, AoG has been careful to consider value, not just price. It's a recurring theme but critical to the objectives of the programme. Category Leader Neville Johnson says his team took into account all aspects: route coverage, lounge facilities for long haul travellers, baggage and scheduling.

What's 'In Store'? “We'll, it doesn't stop”, John Ivil was quick to point out when asked about the future of the programme earlier this year. Clearly buoyed by the initial success of the scheme and the volumes of favourable feedback (from suppliers as well as agencies), Ivil named a number of areas his team would be targeting. Interestingly, the list begins with bedding in the 'year one' contracts. “It's really important from an agency and supplier perspective that they continue to do really well and that the contracts are resourced to continue to drive innovation…..”, Ivil continues. His comment underpins the scrupulousness of the scheme and signals recognition that a firm foundation is pivotal to the long-term success of the programme. Commonly such initiatives rely on sheer numbers to impress. The procurement reform team places enormous value on feedback gained from quarterly reviews with suppliers to provide an invaluable cross-flow of information designed to nourish the scheme by making current information available to buyers in the state sector. But a strongly bipartisan approach also seems to typify the character of the programme — agreements must be robust and workable for both parties. John Ivil is insistent that the scheme is not about driving down rates and margins to unrealistic levels. Following the bedding-in phase Ivil forecasts work around travel, energy, recruitment and more in the ICT area, delivering a “wider voice communications framework”. Thus far he seems true to his word, with tangible results in most of those categories and time left to deliver on the rest. Simplicity and Transparency are the Keys If government agencies have ever have stood accused of being 'old fashioned' and slow to embrace new systems and technology, they can no longer be.

AoG has created an 'e-marketplace' for products which streamlines the buying process into an efficient and thoroughly modern e-commerce system. It is secure, simple and functional, allowing agencies full access to information online after they register and agree to nondisclosure. The process is simple and transparent. 'All of Government' (AoG) is a hard one to make a pronounceable acronym out of. 'AhhhoGggg' doesn't sound like possibly the largest and most influential procurement contract programme between the Government and private sectors in New Zealand, ever. But that it is likely to become the keystone for a government procurement system which will deliver value into the all sectors of the New Zealand economy for decades to come would be hard to challenge. It's well on its way. Agencies can learn about the programme at www.procurement.govt.nz. Pages for each contract including a buyer's guide are under 'All of Government Contracts'. The more detailed guides with pricing are released to agencies once they have signed a Non-Disclosure-Agreement. Kel Ashleigh Marketwrite

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ACCOMMODATION / CONFERENCE VENUES PANELBEATING SERVICES NATIONAL

Rendezvous Grand Hotel Auckland, New Zealand's largest hotel is located in the heart of cosmopolitan Auckland, close to Queen Street and the Viaduct Harbour. The recent refurbishment has re-established this iconic Auckland hotel through a stylish new design and a fresh brand identity.

Along with a selection of modern and versatile meeting rooms Rendezvous Grand Hotel Auckland features 452 guest rooms and suites, as well as a gym, indoor heated pool, 24 hour Concierge, 24 hour business centre and two restaurants, including the authentic Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant- Katsura, and a bar.

Whether it's an intimate, private function or a gala dinner for 800, Rendezvous Grand Hotel Auckland is your choice for a sophisticated setting equipped with the latest technology. Many of the 16 conference, meeting and event spaces offer natural light and high ceilings. .

From the Grand Ballroom which can seat 800 people in a traditional theatre style setting, to smaller rooms that are well suited to residential training programs, workshops and seminars, as well a selection of boardrooms and meeting rooms suitable for interviews and break-out sessions. . The dedicated event management team at Rendezvous Grand Hotel Auckland will guide you through the planning and provide tailor-made services for a hasslefree experience. Attention to detail, superb catering and impeccable service will ensure every aspect of your event is a success. 58

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For enquiries, bookings and to arrange a site inspection of the hotel call (64) 9 366 300, email meet.auckland@rendezvoushotels.com or go to www.rendezvoushotels.com/auckland.

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Wedding and function venue 28 Devine Road, Tamahere, Hamilton Phone: 07 856 6609 or 07 839 3758 Fax: 07 856 6610 or 07 839 0988 E: gailjones@gails.co.nz W: www.gailstamahere.co.nz

Special Event & Reception Facilities Gails of Tamahere would like the opportunity to host your next function or special event. Take time to enjoy our wonderful garden setting for your Christmas Function, Birthday Party, Golden Wedding, Special Occasion, or a Mid Winter Christmas Function. We will cater for your guests with great hospitality and wonderful food. Bookings are essential for this service. Our complex is a great venue in many respects providing: Ÿ ....Conference facilities Ÿ Garden areas Ÿ A historical church Ÿ Licensed restaurant and bar facilities.

In-house music is available and we are able to arrange bands ....and DJs if necessary Ÿ Out catering provided

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CORPORATE At Tudor Court Motor Lodge, our central Auckland location means youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re only a 5min drive to Downtown CBD and 20min from the airport. We are also extremely close to ASB Showgrounds. Our recently refurbished motel is a comfortable place to stay while on business.

FAMILY We have interconnecting rooms perfect for families who need extra space and facilities. The family room suits families of 5 and comes with separate bathrooms and a kitchenette. We are close to Epsom and Greenlane where a lot of fun happens. Interconnecting rooms of our newly refurbished Executive Studio and King (Twin) Studio with Kitchen. Separate bathrooms, 2 LCD TVs plus a Kitchenette make this room the best accommodation for families in town. This family room can accommodate up to 5 with FREE extra rollaway bed.

TOURIST Our Newmarket location makes it easy to explore a range of tourist attractions Auckland has to offer. Attractions include the Alexandra Park Racing Course, One Tree Hill, Cornwall Park and Auckland Museum.

Whether you are staying in Auckland on business or travelling with your family we offer a large range of services for your convenience. We can help you get to and from the motel by arranging your airport transfers, and provide all guests with Free Wifi and a morning Newspaper. Click any of the links bellow to find out more.

108 Great South Road, Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand Phone: 09 523 1069

www.tudor.co.nz

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Your one-stop Auckland airport accommodation!

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New Haven Motel 3162 Great North Road, New Lynn

T: 09 827 2013 or 0800 003 123 www.new-haven.co.nz Located at 3162 Great North Road, we are only minutes away from a wide range of restaurants and bars. New Lynn Shopping Mall, St Lukes Mall and West City Malls, Avondale Racecourse and Sunday Markets, Paradice Ice Skating Rink, local theatre complexes, with Auckland Zoo and MOTAT only minutes away.

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New Lynn Shopping centre (1km) Avondale racecourse (2km) Titirangi Golf Course (2km) Auckland Zoo (7km) St Lukes Shopping and Movie Theatre (7km) West City Shopping and Movie Theatre (7km) Paradice Ice Skating Rink (2km) West Wave Recreation Centre (7km)

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Our facilities include the following for your comfort: Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Sky Television Inhouse video Wireless Internet DDI Telephone and Fax Swimming Pool Spa Pool Gymnasium Sauna Laundry facilities Heating Electric Blankets Kitchen facilities Off-street parking Breakfast available

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TEAM BUILDING / ATTRACTIONS AUCKLAND

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The perfect day out for your team building experience or Xmas party

Party Cruises | Fishing Charters Day trips | Tours | Riverhead Cruiser

The Red Boats offers: Affordable fishing trips (for individuals & groups) Fun party cruises (for Xmas functions, Birthday Parties, Social club get togethers & special occasion parties) Unique upper harbour cruises to the Riverhead - a historic Tavern Delightful day trips to nearby Hauraki Gulf islands (such as Motuihe, Rangitoto and Motutapu). We are a family owned & operated company and this shows in our experience, professionalism and exceptional service. We pride ourselves in this, and offer service like no other.

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The Red boats are the number 1 Boat charter Company on Auckland Harbour and offer the perfect venue for your next function, Party, Social club event, or day out on Aucklandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Waitemata Harbour.

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Auckland’s Premiere Chinese Restaurant

While in Auckland, come and enjoy Auckland’s award-winning Chinese dining experience. Grand Harbour Chinese Restaurant is fully licenced and open every day of the year. Lunch (Yum Cha) is from 10am - 3pm and dinner is 5:30pm-10pm daily. We cater for groups of any size up to 350 people, and are ideally situated within 2 minutes easy walking distance of Sky City, Wynyard Quarter and Viaduct Harbour. Parking is readily available also. Cnr Pakenham St and Custom St West Viaduct Harbour, Auckland City Ph: 09 357 6889 Fax: 09 357 6885 www.grandharbour.co.nz

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Hamilton & Waikato

Source: Hamilton and Waikato Tourism

With world-class venues, international hotel brands and unique and exciting attractions all an easy drive from Auckland, the Hamilton & Waikato region is a popular and convenient business events destination. The diverse Hamilton & Waikato region encompasses New Zealand's fourth largest city, the country's longest river and many iconic attractions including Hobbiton Movie Set, the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves, Hamilton Gardens, Raglan surf beach and Zealong tea plantation. With award-winning venues, an accessible location, a variety of accommodation options, exciting activities and quality support services, Hamilton & Waikato has all the ingredients needed to deliver successful and unforgettable business events. One of New Zealand's fastest growing cities, Hamilton is a centre for business excellence and innovation. The city is home to one of New Zealand's top universities, a teaching hospital and leading companies in the service, bio-tech and agricultural sectors. An easy drive from Auckland and in close proximity to other regional centres, Hamilton & Waikato provides the perfect base from which to explore the Central North Island. Air services operate through Hamilton Airport, providing regular domestic flights from destinations throughout New Zealand plus international charter flight capability. The airport is a 15 minute drive from central city hotels. The region continues to be one of the highest performing business events destinations in New Zealand, with statistics showing the region is the third busiest in New Zealand for business events. It is also renowned as a sporting hub with many of New Zealand's high performance sport currently based in the area, which is also home to many world champion athletes in rowing, cycling, rugby, netball and equestrian sports.

With a wide range of activity options and stunning scenery, from rolling green hills and ancient forested mountains to rugged black sand beaches and otherworldly underground wonders, event planners are spoilt for choice. Walking, hiking, and cycling tracks lead to awe-inspiring views, beautiful waterfalls and tranquil freshwater pools. If New Zealand's world-famous adventure is on the agenda, the region boasts some of the country's best. The subterranean playground of glowworms, black water rafting, abseiling and cave exploration at Waitomo will be a hit with even the most seasoned

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Several highways pass through the region including State Highway 1 taking in Hamilton City, Cambridge and Tirau, connecting to Auckland in the north and Taupo in the south. State Highway 3 takes in Waitomo along with neighbouring towns, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti.

traveller, while the watersport options on the mighty Waikato River or on the rugged West Coast are also guaranteed to get the heart racing. Home to the Maori King, the cultural significance of the region is evident in the many taonga (treasures) of the Tainui tribe which adorn the local museums. Along with this proud Maori heritage, the region is also one of the country's and world's richest agricultural areas, with the annual NZ National Agricultural Fieldays, the largest agricultural trade show in the Southern Hemisphere, taking place in Hamilton. The Hamilton & Waikato region is conveniently situated in close proximity to other activity hotspots and provides the perfect base from which to explore the central North Island. Several highways pass through the region including State Highway 1 taking in Hamilton City, Cambridge and Tirau, connecting to Auckland in the north and Taupo in the south. State Highway 3 takes in Waitomo along with neighbouring towns, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti. Accommodation Over 2,500 accommodation rooms are available in Hamilton city plus many more across the wider region. Metropolitan hotels, motels and serviced apartments including international and national brands are available, while quaint country retreats, luxury lodgings and boutique hotels are on offer around the region.

Things to Do If New Zealand's world-famous adventure is on the agenda, the region boasts some of the country's best. The subterranean playground of glowworms, black water rafting, abseiling and cave exploration at Waitomo is a popular attraction. Other activities in the Hamilton & Waikato region include the stunning black sand surf beaches of Raglan, Hobbiton Movie Set in Matamata, cycle trails, hiking, dozens of golf courses, sporting activities and Hamilton's vibrant cafĂŠ and nightlife scene.

Industry Leader The Hamilton & Waikato region is a hub for industry, particularly in the agricultural, equine and specialist manufacturing sectors as well as in technology and innovation. With thriving tertiary institutions and a teaching hospital, the region is home to many influential Australasian and global thought leaders and experts. Hamilton & Waikato is also New Zealand's hub for high performance sport, with a large proportion of the country's elite athletes based in the region. Metropolitan Hub Hamilton City boasts a range of award-winning restaurants and vibrant nightlife along with a variety of entertainment options including SKYCITY Hamilton casino, Good George micro-brewery and Claudelands Events Centre, home to many popular local and international concerts, shows and events. Middle-earth Movie Magic Peter Jackson looked no further than the Hamilton & Waikato region when seeking the setting for The Shire in his epic adaptation of the JRR Tolkien classic, The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Visitors can experience movie magic and hear behindthe-scenes stories of what went on during filming at Hobbiton Movie Set near Matamata. Underground Wonders A range of subterranean adventures are available at cave networks in the North Waikato and one of the region's most popular visitor attractions, Waitomo. Waitomo offers an underground playground like no other. Take an awe-inspiring walk and magical boat ride beneath a canopy of thousands of glowworms, or if you're feeling adventurous try abseiling or black water rafting through the caves on one of the many adventure tours on offer.

and Cambridge offer antique stores, contemporary homewares and unique gift shops. Gourmet Delights With top dining establishments, wineries and bakeries, organic fresh produce and several farmers markets, the Hamilton & Waikato region is a foodie's heaven. Local artisan producers of cheese, meats, breads and tea are based in the region, many with onsite cafĂŠs offering

On the Water The Waikato River, the country's longest river, provides great kayaking, fishing and boating, particularly on Lake Karapiro. The coastal town of Raglan is a world-class surfing destination, home to one of the longest lefthand surf breaks in the world. Scenic river and sunset harbour cruises offer an idyllic experience. Mineral spas also feature throughout the region, which is also the location of the world's only hot soda water geyser. Indulgence With a wealth of boutique accommodation, rejuvenating mineral pools, gourmet eateries and numerous golf courses, the Hamilton & Waikato region is perfect for an indulgent escape. Rural settings offer secluded country retreats while Hamilton City boasts

samples fresh from their fields or gourmet factories. Good George micro-brewery is popular with locals and visitors alike, and in addition to offering tours and tasting at its Hamilton factory, it is exclusive beer supplier to Hobbiton Movie Set. The region is also home to Zealong Tea Estate, producer of the world's purest oolong tea. Arts & Heritage The Waikato Museum showcases the significant Maori history of the region while smaller museums highlight their local pioneering, mining, hydroelectricity, dairy and equine heritage. The region's galleries and museums are gaining a reputation as leaders in showcasing local, national and international work.

endless shopping and a vibrant arts scene for an indulgent break with an urban twist. Retail Therapy From designer lanes to New Zealand's largest shopping complex, the Hamilton & Waikato region has a wide variety of retail outlets to choose from. High-end fashion stores and a range of malls can be found in central Hamilton, while country towns such as Tirau 74

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Incentives and Groups The Hamilton & Waikato region is a favourite location for organisers of incentive groups. Hobbiton Movie Set continues to be a major drawcard for groups wanting a unique experience, with the popular attraction regularly hosting functions for large international groups. Hamilton Gardens, 'International Garden of the Year 2014', is hugely popular with groups for its beautifully

themed outdoor spaces, and Zealong Tea Estate is fast becoming a must-do for meetings and partner programmes. Teambuilding Teambuilding and leisure activities are plentiful, with the region's natural assets of Waitomo, Sanctuary Mountain and Raglan offering plenty of opportunities for event organisers to create a truly unforgettable experience. The region's growth as a hub for high performance sport also offers many opportunities for business events groups wanting something different from meeting and function venues overlooking Lake Karapiro, training ground of New Zealand's high performance rowers, to have-a-go sessions on the track at the Avantidrome, home of Cycling New Zealand. To find out more about planning a business event in the Hamilton & Waikato region, contact the Hamilton & Waikato Convention Bureau. p. +64 7 843 0056 e. bureau@hamiltonwaikato.com w. www.hamiltonwaikato.com/conventions

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To visit Woodlands Homestead, Gardens and Function centre is to take a pleasant journey back in time to 1875 when it was built, with all the modern conveniences. Much development has been undertaken from the early 1900s to enhance visitors’ enjoyment and appreciation of the historic and botanical features of the reserve. The Woodlands Trust has overseen many achievements and improvements over the 100 years, and today. Woodlands Homestead proudly remains a social centre of the region. Without the generosity of the community and a tremendous team of volunteers as well as huge assistance from the Waikato District Council, the maintenance of this historic gem would not be possible. Woodlands Homestead, Gardens, Function Centre and Licensed Café are just a few minutes north of Hamilton. It is a 15 acre site, offering room to move and a setting to inspire any function. Private functions with groups of 20 or more—weddings, celebrations and corporate functions, the Function Centre is

available. Here we hold upwards of 30 functions each year. The resident caterer Woodlands Country Cuisine, will prepare plated, smorgasbord, a la carte or finger food options with complete flexibility which allows a menu to be tailored to suit any event. For smaller group functions, tor functions that don’t require ’exclusive’ use of a space, The Oval Clubhouse, once the Te Rapa Bowling Club’s clubrooms, is now the Woodlands Café, which offers fabulous food, excellent coffee and is fully licenced. Diners can enjoy the country hospitality of café manager Judy and her team in a relaxing rural setting overlooking the cricket oval that was previously the estate orchard. The cricket oval is a great place for a friendly game of cricket, or any other sporting event. Judy says her team cater for select business functions, as well as families, friends enjoying a meal, or staff socials. The café serves All Day Breakfast, Morning tea and lunch., and a buffet service is available for a party of 20 diners or more, but booking is essential. Diners can walk off their ‘intake’ with a stroll through the heritage gardens which are rated as a Garden of National Significance. Judy claims that the Woodlands Café is the “Best kept secret in the Waikato”. The café is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30am to 4pm. It is well worth the short drive from Hamilton, through Gordonton, to turn into Whitikahu Road (the swamp road to Thames) to enjoy a relaxing time, with food to tantalise your tastebuds, at Woodlands Historic Homestead, Gardens, Café & Function Centre. We’ll see you there!

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Park or 70 at East Tamaki with conference and meeting spaces for up to 40 people that will trigger your creative juices and our JUMP.fuel cafĂŠ will be happy to fully cater your event. Contact JUMP to request your JUMP.corporate session.

0800 JUMPWITHUS

Get the team out for some fun together and see if the boss can slam dunk! JUMP will make your corporate event a blast. Whether you are looking for a great team-building activity, searching or an innovative way to have a product launch party, need a fun place for your company's annual family day, or simply want to add excitement to your corporate function Our staff will JUMP into action and help you plan the perfect corporate event. We can accommodate groups of up to 120 at our North Shore and Hamilton

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138 Ellis Street, Hamilton www.jumpwithus.co.nz

FURNITURE HIRE WAIKATO

Factory: 07 829 6090 Andy: 021 543 258 452 Tauwhare Road Matangi, Hamilton inforequest@blackdogfurniture.co.nz www.blackdogfurniture.co.nz

RUSTIC NEW ZEALAND MADE SOLID WOOD FURNITURE Black Dog Furniture, sitting comfortably in many homes, bars & restaurants throughout the Country. Black Dog is New Zealand’s premier rustic furniture manufacturer, specialising in quality retail & commercial furniture with a WOW factor. Iconic solid wood bars, bar leaners, tables, coffee tables, chairs, stools, outdoor furniture and more. All grown and made here in New Zealand. Black Dog Furniture won’t bark, bite, fetch or rollover, BUT it will sit and impress your friends. All our furniture is also available for hire – perfect for any corporate or private function. Black Dog Furniture has made its mark in New Zealand. Our vast manufacturing knowledge, finishing know-how and extensive range means: The Black Dog team will effectively manage all your commercial furniture needs from concept, to design, to delivery.

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After 5 Functions available Generous Off-Street Parking 3 Bedroom Apartments available Discounted Accommodation & Conference Package Discounted Rates for 2/3 hour hires and evenings Your Personal Host Great Selection of Food Choice of Three Different Sized Rooms Flip Charts Whiteboard TV/DVD Player Wireless internet Data Projector in Main

If you're planning a visit to New Zealand, or if you're a Kiwi looking to explore the rest of the country, look no further. Hamilton is the perfect destination for a business trip, family holiday or a pamper weekend, Golf trip or romantic getaway. We offer a wide range of accommodation options, conference centre facilities, townhouses and tailor-made holiday packages to suit your needs. At Anglesea Motel and Conference Centre, we aim to make sure your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. We offer some great free services and have plenty of parking for cars and trailers. Anglesea Motel and Conference Centre is a 42 unit complex, conveniently located on a quiet, tree lined street that makes you forget you are in the city. You are only a few minutes' walk from some of the best Hamilton attractions including Founders Theatre, Waikato Stadium, Seddon Park and the Hamilton CBD. We're also not far from Claudelands Event Centre and plenty of great Hamilton restaurants and cafes. And we're only 1.5 hours drive from Auckland Airport.

Anglesea Motel For reservations telephone: 07 834 0010 or visit our website at www.angleseamotel.com

36 Liverpool Street Hamilton Fax: 07 834 3310 - PO Box 193 Waikato Mail Centre

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Boundary Court Motor Inn Hamilton through to just having the room heated to the perfect temperature for late arrivals on those cold winter nights.

Welcome to Boundary Court Motor Inn, Hamilton, conveniently located on Boundary Road between the Central City and Claudelands Park and Events Centre. Our comfortable, fresh, well designed suites will make your stay with us enjoyable and relaxing.

We have 20 units covering five room types; they are all self-contained and have adjoining kitchens with microwaves. The rooms are very secure.

A mere stroll over the Mighty Waikato River connects you to the heart of Hamilton City. Are you the fan of Movie "THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY"? We just about one hour drive to Hobbit Town (Matamata).

There are hair dryers in the units, an iron and ironing board. All are covered by Zenbu WiFi Internet and a direct dial phone system. All units have 32" flat screen TV's featuring Sky and Freeview.

Whether your stay with us is for a business trip or a short/long term holiday, our accommodation at Boundary Court Motor Inn is warm and comfortable and has all you need to make it feel like your home away from home. We are fully equipped to accommodate your wants and needs, from guest laundry facilities

Boundary Court Motor Inn 36 Boundary Road, Hamilton Phone +64 7 855-9082 Fax +64 7 855 0077 info@boundarycourt.co.nz www.boundarycourt.co.nz Your Hosts: Ken & Iv

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7 Cook Street (Opposite Steele Park) Hamilton Phone 07 856 6088 www.thecookcafe.co.nz

The GBD Function Room

Enjoy a cold beer, a glass of wine or a nip or two of something a little sterner with us at The Local - the Junction Hotel's public bar. You can also grab a bite off our regularly updated menu, catch the big games live on the big screens, try your luck in our gaming lounge. We're open from 9am until late seven days a week. Friday and Saturday nights are party nights here at the Junction! From 9.00pm Fridays and Saturdays you'll catch some of the very best local and visiting bands and musicians. Keep an eye on this website and our facebook page for up to date information on who's going to be visiting us and when.

The Function Room at the GBD can seat up to 50 people in a table setting or 80 theatre style. There is a bi-fold door that separates the room from the rest of the GBD but can be opened at the end of your occasion so you are instantly part of the whole environment again. There are blackout curtains on the windows and a variety of modes of lighting to compliment what ever you requirements may be. Of course the bar is close by for refreshments afterwards as well. We can run fully catered or buffets style meals, and mix and mingle finger foods as well. The Function Room is also a great spot for private parties, prize-givings, AGM's community meetings or any number of occasions.

700 Pollen Street, Thames 3500 Telephone: 07 868 6008 www.thejunctionhotel.co.nz

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Lemongrass Thai Restaurant and Takeaways Thai Lemongrass Restaurant is located in the main street, Seddon Street in Waihi

Dishes can be cooked to a mild, medium, hot or an authentic Thai hot standard. We don’t recommend you order Thai hot unless you are familiar with what this meals!

Lemongrass provides high quality authentic Thai Restaurant and Takeaway Food that appeals and is very popular with patrons both near and far.

We are BYO and fully licensed, and you will not be disappointed with your visit to Lemongrass Thai Restaurant And Takeaway.

The restaurant boasts an authentic Thai chef who produces dishes of outstanding taste and decorative flair. Fastidiosly clean and extremely

20 Seddon Street, Waihi Tel: 07 863 3003 www.thaifoodwaikato.co.nz

Ginger Thai Restaurant and Takeaways Takeaways don't have to be full of fat - visit Ginger to enjoy a healthy, flavoursome Thai meal. Your waistline will thank you for it! Ginger Thai’s chefs are from Thailand, and have completed culinary qualifications there. Internationally experienced, they have cooked in large hotel and restaurant kitchens for a number of years before coming to New Zealand. Our chefs are passionate about the cuisine they create and enjoy the creativity of developing vibrant and tasty menus. They are versatile, and specialise in developing meals using authentic Thai flavours, with adaptations to suit the different styles and cultural tastes of New Zealand.

hard working he produces exquisit meals in a short time so there are no long waiting times.

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Open for Dinner every night from 4:30pm — late Lunch: Tuesday — Friday 11:30am — 4:00pm

Unit 5, 5 Peachgrove Road, Hamilton East Telephone: 07 8561807 www.thaifoodwaikato.co.nz

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Gothenburg is a tapas restaurant located on the banks of the Waikato River, just a minute walk from the centre of Hamilton. We pride ourselves on only using natural ingredients and we source them as locally as possible, and organically as well as sustainably when we can. Our menu is internationally inspired and can cater to many dietary requirements. Gothenburg can cater for any groups, big or small, formal or casual and our conference room can cater for groups of up to 70-80 people and is equipped with modern AV equipment. Our dining room has capacity for up to 120 people for seated dinners or 140 people for cocktail style functions. In the summer months, our outdoor terrace that overlooks the river, is great for mingles of up to 70-80 people. 21 Grantham Street Hamilton Telephone: 07-8343562 Email: info@gothenburg.co.nz Web: www.gothenburg.co.nz

If there is a special function you would like to have at Waitete please contact us about your catering requirements.

We cater for all sorts of functions: Company outings Birthdays Anniversaries Weddings Motor home and car conventions Old-timers and motorcycle clubs

Waitete Restaurant & Cafe Experience fine dining and enjoy our cuisine made with fresh produce, locally sourced where possible. We have a menu to satisfy all tastes. We are family friendly while being fully licensed and providing a number of fine wines and beers. (Maybe you would like us to bring back some memories and celebrate by having the same dinner as on your wedding night?) We can do both in-house functions as well as out-catering. Our downstairs venue can service up to 55 people.

The locals have kept this place hidden so do a little digging and find this golden place for yourself. Heaps of parking and a lovely setting. Trip Advisor Review

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18th Avenue Thermal Motel Welcome to 18th Avenue Thermal Motel, Tauranga Accommodation An opportunity to enjoy a thermal hot pool, space and playground, plus free WiFi with comfortable, clean, well-appointed units at an affordable cost. 18th Avenue Thermal Motel offers you facilities to ensure that your stay in Tauranga is something to remember fondly. Your hosts, John & Nikki, are well-versed in understanding the needs of guests and will assist you also with their knowledge of local attractions.

Accommodation 9 studio units, 6 x 1-bedroom units and 1 x 2bedroom unit, all fully self-contained. Complex designed to cater for groups or to provide quiet private units. Enjoy the pleasure of relaxing in the waters of the thermal hot pool. The pool is indoors and walls depict a natural scene including waterfalls, palms, lakes, wildlife, beach. An ideal place to stay for corporate, weekenders or those wishing to stay longer. Groups of up to 50 can be accommodated, provided sufficient notice is given.

18th Avenue Thermal Motel 50 18th Avenue, Tauranga Pool & Facilities An indoor thermal hot pool is available for the use of guests. Guests also have the use of our playground and barbeque area.

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Phone: 07 578 3179

Fax: +64 7 578 3178 Freephone: 0508 888 818 Email: atm18@xtra.co.nz www.eightennthavenue.co.nz

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Peppers on the Point is an immaculately designed luxury lodge overlooking the beautiful Lake Rotorua and only five minutes from Rotorua city. Prior to becoming an exclusive lakeside retreat, this historic property was a family home right up until 2004 and is perfect for a short escape or that week-long retreat you've been waiting for.

own, New Zealand internationally trained chef. There are seven individually designed and exquisitely furnished guest suites with five star amenities, in the house itself. Set apart are two lake cottages (self-contained private suites) and the owner's residence, the four bedroom Lake Villa. Fully self-contained and fantastic for family's or groups who may wish to self-cater. 214 Kawaha Point Road, Rotorua Phone: 07 3484868 Fax: 07 3481868 Web: www.onthepoint.co.nz

Built more than 80 years ago, this two-storey mansion sits upon 2.8 hectares of luscious grounds with an exclusive path leading down to the lake and private beach. Carefully refurbished by a leading New Zealand interior designer, Peppers on the Point retains an antique feeling while still utilising modern luxury furnishings, complete with spa facilities, wedding chapel, and a luxurious dining options with cuisine from the creative inspirations of Peppers'

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Classic Flyers .

We have the perfect space for your next event!

Over four hundred different local companies, organisations or private individuals have made use of our facilities in the past two years alone. Many local corporate groups and large national companies and Government Departments have repeatedly used our facility as it offers them modern, clean and functional facilities that is offsite from their own facilities. Fuel Up at AvGas Café & Bar – simply delicious!

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The ideal venue for Corporate Functions, Wedding Receptions, Media Events, Balls, Ofﬁce Parties, Parties,Training TrainingSessions, Sessions, Presentations, Presentations, Product Launches, Private Functions, Board Meetings, and more… • A range of air-conditioned room options with multiple conﬁguration options

AvGas Café & Bar is the perfect spot to relax and before or after your museum visit, but you needn’t be visiting the museum to sample some of the best coffee and café fare in the region.

• The 1125m2 hangar gives you all the space you need to really spread your wings • Full licensed with extended opening hours available • Dedicated host to take care of all your requirements • On-site catering with a range of delicious and reasonably-priced menu options • Dance ﬂoor optional • Data projector, screens, microphone, lecterns, Wi-Fi, whiteboards and other equipment available • Easy on-site parking • Lift for second ﬂoor access • Close to Tauranga City Airport • Suitable for small groups to large gatherings of up to 500 people (seated)

OPEN 7 DA YS | 7:00AM – 5:00PM | P: 07 572 4000 | WWW.CLASSICFLYERSNZ.COM

Enjoy al fresco dining in our garden bar or dine inside where the classic aviation theme surrounds you - vintage aircraft models hang overhead, memorabilia from a bygone era surrounds and our large screen TV continuously runs a silent film show of archival aviation footage, adding to your aviation experience.

Catering Services As well as being famous for our vibrant little cafe, we are also sort-after caterers. Our partnership with The Catering Company means that we can offer you a wide range of catering options. We cater to private parties, weddings, corporate events and more.

1161 Arawa Street, Rotorua Rotorua’s Most Famous Café Landmark Since 1995 Fat Dog has become known to be the most funky and quirky cafe in Rotorua. A famous cafe institution with a loyal fan base of people who are proud to be ‘addicted to the dog’. A casual atmosphere with a huge variety of delicious, creative food and drinks invites you to come in and relax with friends and family. Our generous servings feature fresh and locally grown ingredients. Doors open early, with coffee and breakfast on offer from 7am. During the day we have a busy flow of customers until we close the doors after dark.

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Phone: 07 347 7586 service@fatdogcafe.co.nz www.fatdogcafe.co.nz

ACCOMMODATION HAWKES BAY

On-site parking available adjacent to all suites. Travel agents' booking welcome. Tariff: $85-$130 (2 persons). All units with tea/coffee-making facilities (fully equipped kitchen in some units), bath, shower, queen-size beds, phone, Freeview, electric blankets, heating. Budget units available. Cot, highchair, microwave, hairdryer available.

Welcome to Anvil Court Motor Lodge, Hastings

15 x Studio Units (Sleep 1-3) Studio,lovely room, linen provided, sky tv, shower toilet, queen and single bed, its a great way to cut down on expenses.

Based 2 minutes from Hastings city centre, we have a wide range of units to suit your budget. From studios with tea and coffee facilities to 1 and 2-bedroom deluxe suites with spa baths. All units are tidy, comfortable and spacious. Long & short-term accommodation available.

7 x 1-Bedroom Units (Sleep 1-5) Delux Unit, 2 bathrooms, one with spa bath & toilet, other with shower and toilet, Queen & Single beds in bedroom with foldaway couch in lounge, cooking hobs, microwave, dining suite, Sky TV, Very nice room 6 X 1-Bedroom Executive Suites (Sleep x) Large Family unit, full cooking,queen in lounge, 2 single beds in bedroom, large couch,dining suite,sky tv,shower with shub(good for the kids)

The complex also offers a large spa & swimming pool, games room and laundry facilities. Services offered include breakfast delivered to your room, dry-cleaning, trips organised, friendly service, plenty of parking and we are security patrolled. Free WIFI available.

2 x 2-Bedroom Units (Sleep 6) Queen in master bedroom, Double & single in bedroom,single in lounge,cooking hobs,microwave, lounge and dining suite,Sky TV. 1400 Karamu Rd North, Mayfair, Hastings

Freephone 0800 22 33 03 T:06 876 4122 anvilcourt.hastings@xtra.co.nz www.anvilcourt.co.nz

For business and corporate travellers, ask about our deals and special rep rates. Located within 2 minutes of the city centre, we offer 34 fully serviced suites, including studio, 1 and 2-bedroom units, some with cooking facilities. Spa bath units available and access facilities. Freeview, large spa & swimming pool . Handy to showground and Splash Planet.

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Our Motel! The phrase â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Big Fiveâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; was coined by big game hunters in Southern Africa and refers to the five most difficult animals in Africa to hunt on foot. The term is still used in most tourist and wildlife guides that discuss African wildlife safaris, but nowadays to describe the five species of game that wildlife enthusiasts strive to see when visiting game reserves.

future guests of the Big Five Motel. We thank you for your support and patronage and trust we can make your stay a comfortable and unforgettable experience. Bruce and Jenni Anderson look forward to welcoming and hosting you at the Big Five Motel!

The Big Five are the Lion, African Elephant, Cape Buffalo, Leopard and the Rhinoceros. After the extensive renovations to the former Settlers Motel, it was appropriate to unveil the new Big Five Motel. From our humble roots in South Africa, we found it fitting to outfit the motel in animal themed decor, bringing a small bit of our former home to our new. From all of us here at the Big Five Motel we wish to welcome both past guests of Settlers Motel and

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Greytown Wairarapa Oak Estate Motor Lodge and Conference Centre offers Modern, spacious, quality, self-catering accommodation, catering to both business and leisure travellers plus well equipped conference facilities centrally located in the picturesque Wairarapa town of Greytown. Ÿ12 modern ground floor units ŸSet in park like grounds with children’s

play area facilities ŸPatios, courtyard parking. LCD Televisions in all units ŸDouble spa baths. Internet ŸWalk to town centre. Martinborough 15 min. Tariff from $115 (2 persons)

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Oak Estate Motor Lodge and Conference Centre is located approximately one hour 20 minutes drive north on State Highway 2 (SH2) from Wellington city. 2 Hospital Road, Greytown, Wairarapa Freephone 0800 843 625

E: stay@oakestate.co.nz W: www.oakestate.co.nz

Taste the finest cuisine, experience creative culture and explore New Zealand’s history in Wellington. Whatever you're planning, Wellington offers the goods and the good times to make your event a success. New Zealand's political and cultural capital is a sophisticated and convenient place to do business, with the bonus of a desirable destination to enjoy after the work is done.

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Wellington: A Capital Choice In Wellington we're a realistic bunch. We know that these days you can probably hold your conference pretty much anywhere. But, we also know that there's few places that tick all the key boxes for the industry like Wellington does. Wellington combines big city chic with small village charm, and is a fantastic conference destination to boot. Hugged by a natural amphitheatre of hills and harbour, New Zealand's political centre is also celebrated as the hub of all things cultural. Pulsing with packed cafés, bars, boutiques, galleries, public art and museums, the country's urban heart has been voted by New Zealanders as their most desired domestic destination for good reason. It's pretty awesome.

To top things off, it's very convenient. Situated in the centre of New Zealand, Wellington is easily and regularly accessed by plane, train, automobile and ferry. It's served by major highways, the main trunk railway, inter-island ferries, and regular international and domestic air services. Wellington International Airport is New Zealand's domestic airline hub and is just 20 minutes' drive from the central business district. Taxis, shuttles and the Airport Flyer – a state-of-the-art bus service featuring leather seats and free Wi-Fi – are all on hand to transfer visitors the short ride into the city. With a city centre just two kilometres in diameter, Wellington is also seamlessly and cost-effectively navigated once on the ground. The city comfortably accommodates groups of up to 2000 within a short distance of major event venues. Enjoying Wellington

Duke Carvell’s Emporium - Swan Lane Photo: Aaron Burgess / WellingtonNZ.com.

Our city won't let you down. Wellington doesn't overlook the details; our place is renowned for its friendly locals and impeccable service. Wellingtonians absolutely positively believe in their city and that pride transcends into the services they provide. Our businesses have taken out the supreme title in Cuisine New Zealand Restaurant of the Year for four out of its first five years and our bartenders, receptionists and hotel managers are forever winning awards.

Wellington is a magnet for creative thinkers and is widely regarded as New Zealand's arts and culture capital. There's prolific public art, fabulous and funky boutiques, and a show on pretty much every night. But as well as all that arty stuff, Wellington's loved for its gastronomic delights. We hate to repeat ourselves, but it's worth mentioning again that our restaurants (of which there are many) have taken out the country's ultimate cuisine prize for four out of the awards' first five years. You might say we like our food, and we like it good. If you need to walk off all that goodness, you’re also in luck. Wellington is a capital city right on

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Wellington continued. nature’s doorstep, with a peaceful walk through native bush or along a golden sand beach never far from the urban hub. How many times have you taken your running shoes to a conference, but never made it to the gym? In Wellington, your delegates can exercise and see the sights at the same time. A hike up Mount Victoria for panoramic views that stretch to the South Island, or a stroll through the Botanic Garden are just a few minutes’ walk away from the inner city hotels.

Photo: Nick Servian / WellingtonNZ.com.

Activities International guests also love the stories of nationhood and heritage as told at Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Parliament Buildings and the region’s many boutique museums. Others just like to take their shoes off and sit on the golden sand on Oriental Bay with a good strong flat white. Who could blame them.

Venues and Accommodation Whether a meeting for 10 or a conference for 2000, five star or budget conscious; Wellington has it all. Wellington’s conference venues can cater for events for up to 2000 people. As well as bespoke venues, the city has a number of venues with a difference for conferencing and/or functions. Good times in a gallery, mingling in a marae, or cocktails in a coffee cartel are just some of your event options. From five star hotels through to quality hostel accommodation, Wellington offers beds for every budget. Most downtown accommodation has one thing in common – rooms with a view! Wake up to the stunning harbour, the bush-clad hills, or the bustling city. The Wellington region is home to many places that put the ‘treat’ in retreat. Host your special guests in stunningly situated bed and breakfasts and lodges, found in Wellington city or Wairarapa.

Treat Wellington and its surrounds as your canvas and create the ultimate experience for your group. Wellington is the gateway to some of New Zealand's finest and tastiest regions. Add to the city's creative urban beat by taking in the rugged landscape of the magical Kapiti Coast, or the beauty and bounty of the Wairarapa and Marlborough regions. Your groups can learn tasty secrets from culinary gurus, savour some of the world's finest sauvignons and pinot noir, experience the magic of city lights on a helicopter night flight, or have a personal shopper don you in the finest boutique designs. WELLINGTON CONVENTION BUREAU: making your life easy since 1994 If you're not familiar with the convention bureau concept, basically we're here to help make your life easier and make the most out of our city. As part of the regional tourism organisation, Positively Wellington Tourism, our service is free and our advice is impartial. Whether you're planning an exclusive retreat or international conference; a gathering of 2, 200 or 2000; we have the local knowledge and contacts to find what you're looking for and turn your ideas into reality. If you don't have a plan in mind or want someone to bounce ideas off, we're your team. Tell us what you need and then we'll help you come up with a plan, and find the venue and suppliers to fulfil your requirements.

Contact Us Wellington Convention Bureau +64 4 916 1204 Bureau@WellingtonNZ.com WellingtonNZ.com/Conventions Photo: WellingtonNZ.com.

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Creative thinking helps Creative thinking helps bring new bring new business Te business Te Papa's way Papa's way

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working in the government sector will be familiar with the concept of needing to do more with less. A drive for efficiency – and a need for innovative thinking – has characterised many organisations' response to the challenging market environment created by the global financial crisis and the Christchurch earthquakes. Te Papa Venues is no exception. Here Te Papa hospitality division manager Andrew Dorrington, talks about how he and his team have been able to turn a challenge into an opportunity. .

“We have some very strong selling points as a conference and function centre that appeal both to the head and heart,” he says. “We have seven purpose-built venues and a wonderful central waterfront location. Te Papa's stature as the home of the treasures of a nation and its strong bi-cultural focus as a living marae make for a unique offering. Nevertheless, we needed to find new avenues to supplement our core business of hosting larger functions and events.” The solution, Andrew says, was to develop new products catering for new markets and solutions that would enable Te Papa Venues to offer more for less.

Andrew says it's not just about doing more for less money. “People are busy. They want to spend less time organising events, which often means short lead times.” Express Meetings can be organised online with just two days' notice and up to 12 weeks in advance. “It's like the difference between, 30 years ago, writing an airline ticket and nowadays booking online.” The offering has been thought through with an eye for creating efficiencies that benefit all parties. “We've simplified menu choices using produce we get in daily. It gives us the flexibility to cater to a consistently high standard at short notice. Food is cooked fresh in house and with plenty of choice but at a price point that meets clients' needs for value for money.” Andrew says lunch, for example, might include a hot dish, salad, club sandwiches and fruit. And, if you'd like vegetarian options, just 'click' how many. .

Wired for sound – and everything else Te Papa's new AV packages are another example of finding new ways of meeting the needs of the market. “In the last six months we have been in the process of installing AV equipment including sound systems, screens and projectors together with integrated computer systems in all our spaces,” says Andrew. “So far, five of our key rooms have this kind of permanent set up. It simplifies the process for clients and for us which means we can produce better pricing, including extra discounts for multiple day use.” The final venue will be finished this July. .

“We knew that, without looking at our products and offering, our business would become challenging,” he says. We have, in effect, grown business by developing products that appeal to different segments of the market.” .

Taking the express route .Express Meetings is one new product that's proving popular. The concept is to make it super easy for clients to book a meeting space for 4 to 20 people.

“We've designed an online template clients use to make a booking,” says Andrew. “Clients can organise room hire, room layout, catering and audio visual equipment with just a few clicks.” “In effect, we've transformed the interface between us and our customer. It's easy to use, fully flexible and caters for a shorter lead time.” 98

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Having a permanent set up also means less pack in and set up time – saving an extra 3-4 hours venue hire that typically a client would be paying for. With the permanent AV infrastructure in place, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout all its venues, Te Papa's team of industry professionals have put together a range of packages to make it easy for clients to choose the right audio visual equipment for their event.

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Trinity Hotel is a popular 3.5star CBD hotel in Wellington ideally suited for the Business or Leisure traveller. Perfectly situated for your convenience in the heart of Wellington's commercial, entertainment, shopping, and arts districts and a short stroll to the Harbour and TePapa. Each of our 60 guest rooms, stylishly refurbished in late 2009, offer all you would expect and more including; modern tiled bathrooms, wi-fi, coffee/tea making facilities. SKY TV, radio/alarm clock, telephone and hair dryer. Secure, underground parking is available – bookings essential. We also have a small private gym on-site. We 're here to serve you with personal, professional and knowledgeable staff 24HRS a day. Please inquire about our twin share and access rooms. Our trendy, on-site Restaurant and Cocktail Bar, “Eclipse” is open from 7am until late daily (8AM weekends and breakfast service only Sunday). It is a perfect spot for your morning espresso, business lunch, special cocktail or intimate dinner. Our medium –sized conference/function room can accommodate up to 40 and offers FREE venue hire when catering is ordered. CONTACT US ON 0508 TRINITY (874 648) or book@trinityhotel.co.nz

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Shed 5, Queens Wharf Wellington 6011 T: 04 499 9069 www.shed5.co.nz

Shed 5 was originally built in 1888 as a woolstore and is one of the oldest remaining wharf stores in Lambton Harbour. .

Situated right on Queens Wharf just minutes from the city centre, Te Papa Museum, the City Art gallery and ten minutes walk to Courtenay Place â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Wellington's bar and nightlife strip. .

Shed 5 prides itself on friendly service with an innovative menu engineered to include the freshest seafood and seasonal produce in fact the best that New Zealand has to offer.

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CHARDONNAY MOTOR LODGE Chardonnay Motor Lodge is a 4 Star modern complex set in spacious grounds with spectacular gardens. It is adjacent to Rosebank Winery and 98 hectares of recreational area.

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Comfort, value and friendly service! We believe that being comfortable in a motel is more than just attending to the bricks and mortar. We're very conscious that as a guest, choosing the "right" place to stay is an important decision, indeed it can "make or break" an entire visit. We want our guests to quickly feel at home - safe, secure, and well looked after. For us, no two guests are alike and we strive to understand the needs of the individual.

We have 16 diverse, well appointed units, nonsmoking at the Garden Motel ranging in size from cosy small studios to spacious two-bedroom units the choice of accommodation can be specific to the number of guests in your group and the purpose of your stay. All units have a separate ensuite, tea and coffee making facilities, a microwave and toaster, electric fry pan, there are electric blankets on all beds, access to wireless internet which is free for our guests, heaters, a refrigerator, 5 Sky TV channels, a hairdryer, iron and ironing board. All units are serviced daily.

So please DO ask us about the many ways Garden Motel can match your accommodation requirements on a visit to Dunedin. We would love to hear from you! Units & Tariffs If you require a particular unit and it isn’t available on the night or nights that you want, please don’t hesitate to contact us – we might be able to help you out.

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958 George Street, Dunedin Freephone: 0508 GARDEN (427 336) Phone: 03 477 8251 Fax: 03 477 9803 Email: info@gardenmotel.co.nz

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Plasmas and big screens throughout the bar Great pub food including a $10 roast every lunch time Garden bar with pool table, gas heaters and plasma TV Large car parking area

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Author: Pacific Medicare Ltd - 27 October 2014

First Aid a Life skill or Compliance Cost! Once the Health and Safety Reform Bill is passed and comes fully into force in 2015 as the new Health and Safety at Work Act, it will herald one of the most significant shifts in workplace responsibility and accountability seen in New Zealand since the introduction of the Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992. Prompted by the Pike River Coal Mine disaster, the Bill is based on Australia's health and safety model and shifts the focus from employers and employees, to workers and workplaces with significantly higher penalties for offenders. With far-reaching duties of care applied to PCBUs (person conducting a business or undertaking), the end-game is all about reducing the risk for workers with clear and formal obligations for workplaces to acknowledge and address worker concerns about risks. The tragedy of Pike River embodies the most final of failures in workplace health and safety, and the challenge for many workplaces â&#x20AC;&#x201C; large and small â&#x20AC;&#x201C; may lie not in the inherent change of duty of care but in the practical reality and prioritisation of up-skilling versus business as usual. Arming workplaces and workers with the skills to manage risk themselves, particularly in the area of physical health and safety, is now a key pillar for Work Safe programmes as they aim to help workplaces meet the incoming requirements of the Bill. The spotlight has been placed on the first aid training sector by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) over the last three years and there is acknowledgment that unlike many certified courses for up-skilling, getting it wrong in the delivery of first aid can have fatal consequences. As a result, there has been a concerted consolidation of the first aid training sector, the ultimate aim of which has been to raise the overall quality of delivery of first aid training and recognition of what is a core life skill. In the United Kingdom, about 140,000 people die every year in situations in which their lives could have been saved if somebody had known first aid. According to a campaign by St Johns UK, this is as many deaths as there are from cancer. Population numbers notwithstanding, the proportional

statistics for New Zealand would be about the same despite our exceptional emergency care service deployment. The main reason for this: complacency. In New Zealand, we have the benefit of a comprehensive and well organised deployment of emergency care services whenever and wherever we need them. Whether this is by land, sea or air, this sense of a 'safety net' has perhaps contributed to a lack of prioritising first aid. In addition to this is the fact that for most of us, the most serious workplace first aid emergency we are likely to experience is something as mild as a paper cut or the need for an aspirin. We have a misconception that it is not really necessary for us to engage in learning a skill that, in fact, could enable us to save another person's life. Due to the regulatory changes, there are specific sectors that will feel the legal imperative for upskilling their workers in first aid more acutely than others. There will also be those that see it as unnecessary compliance and an increased business cost.

From this perspective, it is wise to take a moment to reflect and look at New Zealand in an international context, starting with its neighbours. Let's start with the Pacific, which can be assumed to be our 'casual' cousin of regulatory environments. Throughout the Pacific, regulatory frameworks have already flipped the duty of care obligation of a workplace to one of direct culpability. Fiji is the first off the rank, with a number of island nations looking to follow suite. This essentially means that in the case of a medical emergency caused by a possible lapse in health and safety management, it is a case of guilty until proven innocent for workplaces and businesses. Granted, this has been driven for the most part by the need to make profitable tourism businesses (which are owned by absentee New Zealand, Australian and overseas owners) invest in upskilling their local staff. These staff tend to earn well below what we would classify as a minimum wage, thereby affording owners a 'return on investment' opt-out rationale. That is until now. The reality for the Pacific tourism industry as a sector is that clients (visitors on holiday) have a high expectation that the same level of emergency care services as are available in New Zealand or their home country will be available and deployed in countries such as Fiji and Rarotonga. The stark reality is that they are not. A call for an ambulance is just as likely to herald a taxi in Fiji, and there is no target response time for ambulances. Public health care services are well below the level we are used to and private hospitals such as Suva Private will not accept patients without full insurance cover already in place. Therefore, the importance of first response emergency care intervention on a resort becomes all the more critical. This has been highlighted by a number of high profile tourism injuries and fatalities, all of which were the outcomes of poor health and safety risk management and an absence or low level of emergency care skills and equipment. Regulations and enforcement are now a very sharp stick to address a perceived reluctance for acceptance of duty of care.

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What about the situation in New Zealand? One crucial statistic that shows the importance of basic first aid skills being deployed correctly at the time of need is cardiac arrests. Cardiovascular disease is the single leading cause of death in New Zealand, resulting in 40 per cent of all deaths annually [1]. Each month, around 860 people die from cardiovascular disease in New Zealand and more New Zealanders die of cardiovascular disease than cancer, diabetes and infectious diseases combined, according to statistics from the Ministry of Health [2]. Some technical context: A heart attack occurs when a blocked artery prevents oxygen-rich blood from reaching a section of the heart. Unlike with sudden cardiac arrest, the heart usually does not stop beating during a heart attack. Sudden cardiac arrest however occurs suddenly and often without warning. It is triggered by an electrical malfunction in the heart that causes an irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia). With its pumping action disrupted, the heart cannot pump blood to the brain, lungs and other organs. Death occurs within minutes if the victim does not receive treatment. These two distinct heart conditions are linked. Sudden cardiac arrest can occur after a heart attack, or during recovery, and heart attacks increase the risk for sudden cardiac arrest. Most heart attacks do not lead to sudden cardiac arrest, but when sudden cardiac arrest occurs, heart attack is a common cause. Everyone should know the two-by-two rule: you can survive two weeks without food, two days without water and two minutes without oxygen.

That means when the human heart stops pumping oxygen carrying blood to the brain, you have two minutes to recover that vital flow. If you wait for an ambulance, the cardiac arrest patient will die (even if the ambulance gets there in less than the average 12 minutes). But by performing HandsOnly CPR to the beat of the classic disco song â&#x20AC;&#x153;Stayin' Alive,â&#x20AC;? you can double or even triple a victim's chance of survival. Based on cardiac arrest statistics alone, every New Zealander should know CPR and be encouraged to refresh their CPR skills regularly. CPR is included in the New Zealand school curriculum but is an optional subject and most workplaces only have the minimum number of trained first aiders on staff to meet legal requirements. Alongside the right skills comes the right equipment, and the key is having the right equipment in the right place at the right time. AEDs or Automatic Electronic Defibrillators are crucial to reducing cardiac arrest deaths. If a defibrillator is available within the first two minutes of the onset of a cardiac arrest, the

patient has over an 80 per cent chance of full recovery. Successful recovery from a cardiac arrest reduces by 10 per cent for every one-minute delay in use of a defibrillator. There are less than 4000 notified publicly accessible AEDs in New Zealand spread across 35,000 small businesses (6-19 employees) and 97,400 micro businesses (1-5 employees). So 97 per cent of all businesses in New Zealand and over 584,000 workers [3] are without access to an AED. AEDs could be classified as a big-ticket item for any business, but it is useful to look at how seemingly cash-strapped organisations such as United Nations agencies and NGOs in Asia Pacific focus their funds to service communities and businesses under huge threat of injury. We have had the privilege of training local UN agency teams in countries as varied and under pressure as Pakistan, Afghanistan and Papua New Guinea. Emergency care training is often termed 'blanket cover' in that training covers all levels of staff from drivers through to management. This is based on the sensible rationale that you cannot rely on management being

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available (or alive) in an emergency â&#x20AC;&#x201C; your driver is just as likely to be the person who saves you as your boss. This attitude to cost and benefit also applies to UN procurement of equipment. Pacific Medicare supplies tailored first aid and trauma kits to the UN and they may on first glance seem a bit sparse but in contrast they are targeted for efficiency and effectiveness. The common first aid kits in cars and offices in New Zealand are 60 per cent surplus to requirements. Bandages of varying size bulk out such first aid kits when the reality is that only one good-sized bandage is all that is needed to strap and transport a patient to a medical facility. Bandages of good quality have expiry dates as do plasters, saline and gauze pads, meaning you can quickly end up with a first aid kit which is out of date and redundant within 24 months. All of this doesn't mean you shouldn't have a first aid kit â&#x20AC;&#x201C; everyone should â&#x20AC;&#x201C; merely that if you know what you need and how to use it when you need it, you can be efficient and cost effective in your deployment and resources. 124

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In the end Bill, or Act or not, emergency care training and equipment are like insurance and a good pilot. No one complains about the cost of either when they are needed. As such, we believe the changes to workplace health and safety legislation will evidence themselves in our communities as being for the greater good and an opportunity for workplaces and workers to gain a life skill, as opposed to being viewed as an unnecessary compliance cost. Dennis Mundy is the Director of Pacific Medicare Ltd a registered PTE providing emergency care training and supplies to organisations and individuals in New Zealand and throughout Asia Pacific. [1] http://www.heartfoundation.org.nz/fundraise/page/cardiac -arrest .

[2] Ministry of Health (2014) Mortality and Demographic data 2011. Wellington: Ministry of Health 2

[3] MBIE - the-small-business-sector-report-2014 http://www.nzdoctor.co.nz/in-print/2011/july-2011/27-july2011/defib-locations-a-click-away.aspx

www.pacificmedicare.com

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Made for kiwi feet on kiwi soil Founded in 1894 by Tomas Bata in Zlin, Czechoslovakia Bata continues to pioneer innovation and design in more than 70 countries, employing more than 33,000 people worldwide to this day, while still remaining a family owned business. Bata New Zealand was established in 1948 and began producing slippers in 1951. It was the mass production of the Bata Bullets in the late 1960s however, that made this brand a household name with the 10 millionth pair of this iconic shoe made in April 1974. Bata's PVC gumboots have also been an industry staple since local production began in 1965 and continue to be a popular item for this country's largest footwear manufacturer, says Sales Manager Francis Hammond. "Our industrial gumboots are used extensively in meat and dairy production, fisheries, construction and farming," he said. "They are also regularly seen on the sidelines of sports fields throughout the country on Saturday mornings.” The Bata Shoe Organisation has shown great faith by investing time and money into the New Zealand economy to ensure that their manufacturing base remains here for many years to come. "Last year we purchased a new PVC injection machine and new moulds to stay ahead of the competition – particularly product imported from China – and to keep manufacturing here in New Zealand, “ Francis said.

“Our new gumboots have been designed from the ground up through consultation with our customers since they are the ones that wear them. We can truly say they have been designed by kiwis for kiwis, and are made by kiwis.” Features of the new boots include; wider fit, wider toecap, tallerwider shaft, two sole designs-one for outdoor use and one for indoor use – all available in sizes 4 to 15. Being a local manufacturer gives Bata the ability to guarantee quality; all boots have a lifetime guarantee against manufacturing faults; Bata can offer quick and efficient stock delivery, in most cases stock can be delivered overnight and with reps covering the length and breadth of the country, any problems can be handled quickly and efficiently.

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Helping Canterbury Recover, One Business at a Time .

Written by Kirsty Lawrence On behalf of Recover Canterbury .

Recover Canterbury's first business recovery coordinator started work on 21 February 2011. Little did they know that just over 24 hours later an event would occur that would change the city of Christchurch forever, and leave the local business community in need of more support than ever before. Recover Canterbury was established after the September 2010 earthquake and grew significantly after the February quake. The organisation was established to help businesses recover from the earthquakes and prepare for future growth. Recover Canterbury brings together two of the largest South Island business support agencies, the Canterbury Development Corporation and the Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce, alongside various Government agencies such as the Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Social Development, Inland Revenue, Department of Labour, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and ACC. Recover Canterbury supports businesses by offering a wide range of services and resources to earthquake-affected businesses, such as business recovery planning, mentoring, referrals to professional services, access to training and assistance with business issues such as raising capital or insurances. Financial assistance is also available for eligible businesses through the Red Cross Independent Advice for Small Business grant and the Canterbury Business Recovery Trust. Since its establishment Recover Canterbury has been in contact with around 6200 businesses, with about 1200 receiving in depth support. The organisation has helped 279 businesses access financial assistance through the Red Cross Independent Advice for Small Business grant and has helped more than 540 Canterbury businesses access training through New Zealand Trade and Enterprise's Capability Building Scheme. Recover Canterbury has also provided more than 325 businesses with financial support through the Canterbury Business Recovery Trust. The Canterbury Business Recovery Trust was established by Recover Canterbury to help businesses survive and thrive again in

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Christchurch's new business environment. The Trust is administered by Recover Canterbury and provides money to viable but earthquake-affected businesses. So far more than $5 million has been distributed through the Trust. The key expenses which businesses have received assistance for include sales and marketing, relocation and fit-out costs, business operations and operating costs. Other smaller expenses include recruitment and training and development. Delivering these services is a team of 20 Business Recovery Coordinators, who work with individual businesses and groups of businesses to get their recovery on track. Recover Canterbury spokesperson Pip Tschudin says their business recovery coordinators can add real value to a business.â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our business recovery coordinators have a vast collective knowledge in the commercial sector and really understand the challenges businesses are facing,â&#x20AC;? says Mrs Tschudin. Those challenges include loss of clientele, worsening cash flow, skilled staff shortages, increasing relocation costs, insurance, stress and mental

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tiredness as well as infrastructure issues and funding difficulties. “It's a fast-changing business environment here in Christchurch and we spend a lot of time tracking the issues businesses are facing and identifying any new trends or potential challenges. We then do what we can to develop tools and resources that our businesses can use to help conquer the challenges ahead,” says Mrs Tschudin.

An example of this is a business resiliency service, which was launched in April this year. The service was developed in response to the increasing number of businesses citing stress and fatigue as major issues. Funded by the Ministry of Economic Development, the service provides resiliency coaching and stress management services to businesses at no cost. “The last two years has been a roller coaster ride for business, and for some it's not over yet. Combine that with the personal issues people are facing and the drastically altered physical environment we are all working in, and that makes for some stressed people. “This service enables business owners to access any individual help they need as well as the resiliency coaching for their team, which will result in happier, more effective and more productive people and workplaces”, says Mrs Tschudin. Recover Canterbury has also worked with the Red Cross to develop the Independent Advice for Small Business grant, which was launched in January 2012. The grant of up to $750 helps small and family run businesses access professional, legal and accounting advice in relation to the effects of the earthquake on their business or access engineering and building reports. “One of the key pieces of advice we give to the businesses we work with is that business is a team game and that they need to speak to their lawyer, accountant and mentors to get the professional advice they need to make good business decisions moving forward. The Independent Advice for Small Business grant helps businesses to do just that,” says Mrs Tschudin. An example of a business Recover Canterbury has helped recuperate after the earthquakes is Haka Tours, an Christchurch-based tourism operator. Recover Canterbury worked with Haka Tours to prepare a strategic plan and to apply for funding from the Canterbury Business Recovery Trust. This funding allowed Haka Tours to put in place an online marketing campaign, and within two months of this campaign going live the business could see the benefits, with a 12% increase in website traffic and a 15% increase in bookings.

Another business that has received support from Recover Canterbury is Deep South Ice Cream. Deep South Ice Cream lost more than $200,000 of income when the Christchurch earthquakes forced the closure of a number of its outlets. The company is looking to replace that lost income by increasing its retail outlets in both the South Island and North Island, but each new outlet requires an investment of up to $6,000 in freezers and point of sale materials. “Our aim is to gain 20 new outlets throughout New Zealand with the majority of these being in the North Island and the support from the Recover Canterbury team and the Canterbury Business Recovery Trust should help us get there. It's definitely been a huge boost,” says Deep South Ice Cream Co-owner / Director Mike Killick. Pip Tschudin says it's stories like these that drive the Recover Canterbury team. “We're here for one thing – to help businesses recover, revive and grow. It's our job to help businesses weave their way through the mountain of information out there, pluck out the best bits of support and then set them on a path towards recovery, sustainability and growth,” says Mrs Tschudin.

Any earthquake-affected business can ask for help from Recover Canterbury and its services are free and will be available until April 2013. For more information go to www.recovercanterbury.co.nz or call 0800 50 50 96.

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How safe is Cushionfall® playground mulch? .

Cushionfall ® is New Zealand’s only 5-star rated playground surface: .

ŸProven performance: Cushionfall ® has been the market-leading playground mulch since its launch in 1996. A big reason for its strong performance is the extensive 2 year product development and testing programme it underwent prior to launch. .

ŸRigorous playground testing: It took 3 years of testing in 5 playgrounds by 3 different Councils for Cushionfall ® to earn the Councils’ approval. .

ŸSuperior in international impact tests: As well as meeting New Zealand and Australasian standards specific to playground safety (AS/NZS 4422:1996 and NZS 5828:2004), Cushionfall ® also performs exceptionally well in international impact tests. These include the UK and European standards BS7188 and EN1177 and the United States ASTM F129 standard. Some of these international tests are more rigorous than the NZ testing authorities. .

ŸOngoing quality testing: Safety is vital when it comes to playground surfacing. That’s why we’ve been undertaking continual product testing: that’s more than 50 tests in the last 10 years alone! .

ŸThe preferred safety surface: Councils, the Ministry of Education, Kindergarten Associations, Play Centre Associations and Preschool Centres prefer Cushionfall ® to other playground wood chips. Servicing: Auckland, North Shore, Hamilton, Waitakere, Albany, Papakura, Manukau, Whangarei, Tauranga, Taupo, Rotorua, Napier, Palmerston North, Wellington, Waikato

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT

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Auckland Trades Directory AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS - GREY LYNN

Ÿ Tyres Ÿ Wheel alignment Ÿ Puncture repairs Ÿ Mechanical repairs Ÿ WOF

Visit our professional service workshop at our handy Auckland locations For convenient and reliable service in repair and maintenance Eurojap Automotive and Tyre Service specialises in mechanical repairs and services, WOF and tyres at our service workshop based in Auckland. Our qualified and experienced technicians offer full computer diagnostics, WOF checks and maintenance service. When it comes to fixing your vehicle, we understand the importance of utilising modern tools and having a team of friendly and knowledgeable staff. No one wants to have their vehicle malfunction. However, when it does happen, you can trust Eurojap Automotive & Tyre Service Ltd to ensure that repairing your car is a smooth and effortless process.

Professional and friendly staff We employ a team of professionals who are experts in their fields. We are passionate about cars and understand the high standards that go into repairing them. Our specialists will repair your vehicle to the manufacturer’s standards and ensure that the safety and quality are not compromised in any way. So, for a reliable service workshop, contact Eurojap Automotive & Tyre Service Ltd in Auckland today! We'll fix it fast and thoroughly. At the same time you'll be pleasantly surprised by the level of service we provide.

20 Mackelvie Street, T: (09) 555 9926 Grey Lynn, M: 021 028 46841 Auckland eurojapautomotivetyreservice@gmail.com www.eurojapautomotiverepairs.co.nz

T: (09) 555 9926

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D.C. Trial has been serving the West of Auckland for over 40 years. Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Expertise for cars, trucks, marine and electrical Hella Certified Installer A/C Repairs & Servicing Stereo & Alarm Specialist Courtesy Vehicles WOF Latest Diagnostic Equipment Fleet Servicing Truck servicing

Solutions for Auto Electrical Parts, Accessories, Repair & Service for your Car, Truck, Bus, Coach, Tractor, Motorhome, Boat, Yacht, Forklift, Stationary Engine, Excavator or Industrial Machinery.

17 wikaukau road, Glen Eden Email: cars.dctrial@xtra.co.nz

Phone: 09 818 3658

An Auto Electrician for your every requirement!

www.dctrial.co.nz

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Auckland Trades Directory FLOOR SANDERS Handy Sanders is a floor sanding company that offers professional floor sanding and finishing services. Our family-owned business operates out of Auckland, New Zealand, providing services to areas including the North Shore, Manukau, Silverdale / Rodney, Waitakere, Howick, and the rest of the Auckland region. We have a team of floor sanding specialists that are able to provide high quality & complete flooring solutions to our customers.

ŸFloor Sanding & Laying ŸFloor Finishing & Refinishing ŸFlooring Demolition Work ŸFlooring Repairs ŸFloor Staining ŸPolyurethane Finishes

Sanding wooden floors is only one of many services we offer, which include: floor finishing, refinishing, floor laying & staining, polyurethaning, asbestos removal, flooring repairs & demolition work - plus more.

Office Phone: 09 269 2316 Office Mobile: 027 569 2316 www.handysanders.co.nz

We aim to provide only the highest quality service, which is why we have a standing satisfaction guarantee on all our work.

FURNITURE HIRE

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Auckland Trades Directory PANEL BEATING SERVICES - SWANSON

REDWOOD PANEL AND PAINT INSURANCE WORK - PRIVATE WORK CHASSIS STRAIGHTENING - RUST REPAIRS

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Redwood Panel & Paint has been proudly serving as panel beaters in Auckland and the surrounding area for a number of years. Based in Swanson, they specialise in accident repairs, WOF and rust repairs, restoration, private work, and chassis straightening. Over the last 7 years they have been going through some positive changes to better serve their loyal customers. Redwood Panel & Paint has a very good reputation and has very strong recommendation from a wide variety of local & out of area businesses. Redwood Panel & Paint panel beaters are professional, experienced and are dedicated to looking after our customers in Auckland. Redwood Panel & Paint are always updating their equipment. We have the newest SEETAL bake oven that gives us a more professional long lasting finish. We also have a new, 2 Post clear floor hoist & a Caroliner Chassis machine, along with other machinery. And that is not all! We maintain a fleet of courtesy cars for your convenience.

BIRKDALE PANELBEATERS All of our work is guaranteed

Panelbeating With Passion Take the hassle out of what can be a stressful experience when the unfortunate happens. Glenn and the team at Birkdale Panelbeaters take pride and satisfaction of giving our customers a "back to new finish".

ŸSmash Repairs - Insurance and Private ŸVehicle Re-Certification ŸChassis Straightening ŸRust Proofing ŸCourtesy Cars and Vans ŸFree Quotes Ÿ24 Hour Towing ŸSecure Indoor and Outdoor Storage ŸPick Up and Delivery ŸClean Waiting area with tea and coffee ŸRust Repairs ŸWOF Repairs ŸValet Services

20 Bay Park Place, Birkdale, Auckland

Phone: 09 482 1260 Mobile: 027 279 9392 Email: glennb@birkdalepanel.co.nz Website: www.birkdalepanel.co.nz

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Waikato Trades Directory AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Contact us! A: 153 Queen St, Cambridge P: 07 827 0324 E: admin@cbauto.co.nz

Cambridge Automotive is your one stop shop for the maintenance and care for your vehicle. We are an official Valvoline service centre delivering the best in service and oil technology available today. SERVICES: Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

Wof inspections Tyres, fitting and balancing Vehicle electronic diagnostics Petrol and diesel engine servicing Transmission servicing Suspension, shock and brake repairs Pre purchase inspections Electrical repairs Battery testing

DRUG DETECTION SERVICES

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Bay of Plenty Trades Directory PAVING SERVICES 27 Jarrah Park Drive Pyes Pa Tauranga 3112 Bay of PLenty Phone: (07) 543 9353

0800 4262 253 cobblekings@xtra.co.nz www.cobblelayers.co.nz Cobble Kings Ltd - Specialists in Laying & supplying paving in the Tauranga & Hamilton and surrounding areas. If you're looking for paving with character that will last over time, choose the paving experts at Cobble Kings Ltd. We have a range of colours and designs to choose from, and our experienced installers will create a job that will outlast even your home. Our paving will ensure a stylish and sophisticated look to your home or business in the Bay of Plenty Area's. Cobble Kings Ltd has a quality guaranteed mission statement, and we have established a sound reputation for meeting deadlines and giving a quality finish.

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SHIPPING CONTAINERS SALES AND HIRE

PROMO PRINTERS For all of your promotional gift needs We print: Invoice books, Business cards General stationary, Glassware including Wine and Beer glasses, and on just about any Promotional products..Even Golf Balls!

T: 07 575 6475

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Wellington Trades Directory AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS

DIESEL SERVICES LTD Vaughano's Diesel Services Ltd is a husband and wife team. Their mechanics can repair anything from small engine generators to 100 tonne cranes, petrol or diesel. .

SUSPENSION BATTERIES EXHAUSTS CAM BELTS SERVICING BRAKES TYRES LUBES TUNES WOFS

Since opening in 2009 the business has grown from strength to strength and now offers WOF's, tyres, light engineering, welding, custom fabrication and diagnostics. We have a mobile field service unit for servicing and repairs. .

Our goal is to offer superior service and products, competitive pricing and an ongoing commitment to keep up with the latest technology and information. .

A 24 hour breakdown service is available to all customers.

17 Broken Hill Road, Porirua Phone: 04 238 9437 Mobile: 021 062 3378

Phone: 04 232 3235 E: workshop@northcitymotorstawa.co.nz W: www.northcitymotorstawa.co.nz 5/72 Main Road, Tawa

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