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TrustPower Tauranga Community Awards
Mount Maunganui Sports Fishing Club Incorporated won the Supreme Award at the TrustPower Tauranga Community Awards, held on Monday 21 June at Mount Maunganui Golf Club.
48 sensational voluntary groups were celebrated on the night.
Morgene Mitchell of Aquinas College was awarded the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her years of dedicated voluntary contributions to St John Youth and Speedway.
Above left: From left, Tauranga City Mayor Stuart Crosby, TrustPower Youth Community Spirt Award winner Morgene Mitchell, TrustPower Chief Executive Vince Hawksworth.
Above right: All winners from 2010 TrustPower Tauranga Communtiy Awards.
TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards |
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The League of Victorian Imagineers took home the top award at the 2010 TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards, held at the Oamaru Opera House on Monday 14 June. Forty-five other volunteer groups attended this year's TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards. Caleb Dudley from Waitaki Boys High School was awarded the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for his service for his school and the community. |
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Above left: Front row, Supreme Winners of the 2010 TrustPower Oamaru Community Award, The League of Victorian Imagineers, representatives Iain Clark and Patrick Barry. Back row, TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches and Waitaki Mayor Alex Familton. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development |
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TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards |
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The McClimont's Green Development Committee were named the Supreme Winners of the TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards, held in the Bardford Room at the Ashburton Trust Events Centre on Monday 17 May. Competition was tough for this year's TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards, with 40 brilliant voluntary groups nominated. Nicholas Evans from Ashburton College took home the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for his outstanding voluntary contributions to his school and the Ashburton community. |
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| Above left: From left, TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches, McClimont's Green Development Committee representatives Bryan Humm and John Chapman, and Ashburton Mayor Bede O'Malley. Above right: All winners from the 2010 TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development |
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TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards |
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| Dannevirke and District A&P Association were awarded the Supreme Winners of the TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards, held at the Woodville Racecourse on Monday 10 May.
Fifty six fabulous groups were nominated for this year's TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards. Lauren Nyhan from Tararua College took home the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her impressive amount of service to both her school and the Tararua community. |
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| Above left: All winners from the TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards. Above right: MP John Hayes; representative of the Dannevirke and District A&P Association, Elaine Teahan; TrustPower Community Relations Manager, Graeme Purches; representative of the Dannevirke and District A&P Association, Roly Ellis; and Tararua Mayor Maureen Reynolds. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development |
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TrustPower Central Otago District Community Awards |
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Cromwell and Districts Promotion Group were announced as Supreme Winners of the TrustPower Central Otago District Community Awards, held at the Orchard Gardens on Monday 3 May. Competition was tough this year, with 26 groups nominated for the for the TrustPower Central Otago District Community Awards. Breiana Bennetts from Roxburgh Area School took home the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her impressive amount of service to both her school and the Central Otago community. |
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| Above left: TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches, Supreme Winners, the Cromwell and Districts Promotion Group representatives Shirley Howard and Cliff Crawford, and Central Otago Mayor Malcolm Macpherson. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Central Otago District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients: |
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TrustPower Buller Community Awards
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The Westport Volunteer Fire Brigade was named Supreme Winner at the TrustPower Buller Community Awards, held at Club Buller on Tuesday 24 November. A record number of nominations were received for this year's TrustPower Buller Community Awards, with 37 nominations considered by the judges. The TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award was won by Sharon Haarsma from Buller High School for her service to school and the community.
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Education and Child/Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Invercargill Southland Community Awards |
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The Southland Community Nursery took home the Supreme Award at the TrustPower Invercargill Southland Community Awards held at the Civic Theatre in Invercargill on Monday 16 November. Competition was tough, with a record-breaking 58 voluntary groups nominated for this year's awards. Brooke Flett from Southland Girls High School also took home the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for outstanding service to both her school and the communty. |
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| Above left: (back row) TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches and TrustPower Strategic Business Development Manager Peter Calderwood, (front row) Southland Mayor Frana Cardno, Southland Community Nursery representatives Chris Rance and Brian Rance and Invercargill Deputy Mayor Neil Boniface. Above right: all winners from the TrustPower Invercargill Southland Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment: Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure: Educational and Child Youth Development: Commendations Recipients |
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TrustPower Spirit of Rotorua Awards |
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The Rotorua Mountain Bike Club took out the Supreme Award at the TrustPower Spirit of Rotorua Awards on Monday 9 November. Fourteen other groups were presented with Awards on the evening, with 59 nominations from Rotorua it was the biggest Rotorua Awards to date. |
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| Above left: Rotorua District Mayor Kevin Winters, Representatives from Rotorua Mountain Bike Club, Grant Kilby and Dave Donaldson and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above right: All winners of the 2009 TrustPower Spirit of Rotorua Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Rotorua Mountain Bike Club Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Westland District Community Awards |
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The TrustPower Westland District Community Awards were held in the O'Connor Room at the Beachfront Hotel in Hokitika on Wednesday 28 October. Hokitika's annual beach sculpture event, Driftwood and Sand, took home the Supreme Award. Another 11 awards were presented to deserving volunteer groups on the night. Cassie Lee from Westland High School also took home the Westland region's TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her outstanding contribution to her school and the community. |
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| Above left: (back row) Westland Mayor Maureen Pugh and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches (front row) Driftwood and Sand representatives Jason Thompson and Sue Asplin. Above right: All winners from the 2009 TrustPower Westland District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Grey District Community Awards |
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The TrustPower Grey District Community Awards were announced and presented at a function in the Rimu Room at the Hotel Ashley in Greymouth on Tuesday 27 October. CCS Disability Action West Coast were the popular recipients of the Supreme Award, coming out on top of the 31 other fantastic groups that were nominated. Grey District's first ever winner of the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award was Ruby Tui from John Paul II High School. The Award recognised her dedication to both the school and community. |
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| Above left: (back row) Grey Mayor Tony Kokshoorn and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches (front row) CCS Disability Action West Coast Branch representatives Pat Beck and Gloria Hammond. Above right: all winners from the TrustPower Grey District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Far North Community Awards |
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The inaugural TrustPower Far North Community Awards were held on Monday 19 October at the Kaikohe Mid Motor Inn. Aroha Island Charitable Trust took out the Supreme Award, with 64 voluntary groups being celebrated on the night. Tyler Bellingham from Kaitaia College was also acknowledged for her outstanding service to her school and community by being named the TrustPower Far North Community Spirit Award winner. Her chosen community group for half of her prize money was the Far North Palliative and Cancer Care. |
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| Above left: (back row) Far North Mayor Wayne Brown, TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches and Labour List MP Kelvin Davis. (Front row): Representatives from Aroha Island Charitable Trust. Above right: All winners from the 2009 TrustPower Far North Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Health and Well Being Arts and Culture Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Wairoa Community Awards |
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The Genesis Energy Lake to Lighthouse Challenge took out the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Wairoa Community Awards, held at the Wairoa Community Centre on Monday 12 October. Nineteen fabulous groups were celebrated on the night. Shontay Calvert from Wairoa College was also recognised on the night for her outstanding contribution to her school and community. She was awarded the 2009 TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award. |
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| Above left:Wairoa Mayor Les Probert, Wendy Swan and Chris Joblin and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above rght: All winners from the TrustPower Wairoa Community Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Genesis Energy Lake to Lighthouse Challenge Heritage and Environment Health and Well Being Sport and Leisure Educational and Child/Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Waihemo Community Awards |
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The Katiki Point Penguin Charitable Trust were named the Supreme Winners at the TrustPower Waihemo Community Awards held at the Waihemo Lodge in Palmerston on Monday 5 October. The Trust were one of 21 groups nominated for this year's Awards. Ray Quijano from East Otago High School was also the proud recipient of the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for his outstanding service to school and community. |
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| Above left:Back row from left, Waitaki Mayor Alex Familton and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Waihemo Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development |
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Infratil Waitakere City Community Awards |
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| Supreme Winner United North Piha Lifeguard Service Heritage and Environment Health and Well Being Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child/Youth Development |
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TrustPower Clutha Community Awards |
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| The Lake Waihola Waipori Wetland Society took out the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Clutha Community Awards, held at the Rosebank Lodge in Balclutha on Monday 21 September.
A record breaking 35 groups were nominated for this year's Awards. TrustPower and the Clutha District Council also recognised the outstanding contribution Farryn Crawford has made to her school and the community by awarding her the 2009 TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award. |
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| Above left: TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches with Lake Waihola Waipori Wetland Society Representatives Pauline Bacon and David Vollweiler and Clutha Deputy Mayor Hamish Anderson. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Clutha Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Arts and Culture Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Queenstown Lakes District Community Awards |
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The Queenstown Mountainbike Club rode away with the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Queenstown Lakes District Community Awards, held at the Oakridge Resort in Wanaka on Monday 14 September. Twenty-two ogranisations in total were nominated for this year's Awards. TrustPower and the Queenstown Lakes District Council also recognised the outstanding contribution Alice Sheehy has made to her school and the community by awarding her the 2009 TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award. |
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| Above left: (back left) TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches and Queenstown Lakes District Councillor Lyal Cocks. (Front left) representatives from the Queenstown Mountainbike Club Martyn Anlezark, Nathan Greenwood, Lance Brown and Karl Menzies. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Queenstown Lakes District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure |
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TrustPower Palmerston North Community Awards |
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| The Highbury Whanau Centre Junior Youth Touch were the proud winners of the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Palmerston North Community Awards, held in the Palmerston North Convention Centre on Wednesday 2 September.
Eighty one other outstanding voluntary groups were nominated for this year's Awards. TrustPower and the Palmerston North City Council also acknolowdged the fantastic service Amy Tootell from St Peters College has given to both her school and the Palmerston North community. |
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| Above left: (back left) TrustPower Strategic Business Development Manager Peter Calderwood, Palmerston North Mayor and Mayoress Jono and Karen Naylor. (Front) representatives from the Highbury Whanau Centre Junior Youth Touch Competition. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Palmerston North Community Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Highbury Whanau Centre Junior Youth Touch Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Timaru District Community Awards |
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The McKinnons Creek Salmon Hatchery won the Supreme Award along with the Heritage and Environment Section at the 2009 TrustPower Timaru District Community Awards, held in the Council Chambers at the Timaru District Council on Monday 17 August. Competition was tough, with 43 other groups nominated for the awards. Makayla Hewlett from Mountainview High School was also awarded the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her outstanding service to both her school and the Timaru district. Makayla chose the ALTAR Youth Programme from the Elim Christian Church to donate $250 of her prize money to. |
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| Above left: (Back row) Timaru District Mayor Janie Annear and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. (Front row) Representatives from McKinnons Creek Salmon Hatchery Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Timaru District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Dunedin Community Awards |
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The Dunedin English Language Partners were the surprised recipients of the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Dunedin Community Awards, held in the Glenroy Auditorium at the Dunedin Town Hall on Monday 3 August. Forty-nine other deserving voluntary groups were nominated for this year's Awards. TrustPower were also proud to acknolowdge the outstanding service Griffin Leonard from Kavanagh College has given to both his school and the Dunedin community. |
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| Above left: (from left) English Language Partners Dunedin Past President Wim van Schie, Dunedin Mayor Peter Chin, English Language Partners Dunedin Manager Paul Naidu and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above right: All winners from the TrustPower Dunedin Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Taupo District Community Awards |
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| The Tuwharetoa Polocrosse Development Squad took out the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Taupo District Community Awards, held at the Great Lake Centre on Monday 20 July.
Competition was tough, with 52 enthusiastic volunteer groups nominated for this year's awards. TrustPower were proud to recognise Hazel Monkman from Tauhara College for outstanding service to her school and the Taupo community. |
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| Above left: (back) TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches and Taupo District Mayor Rick Cooper. (Front) Taupo MP Louise Upston with representatives from Tuwharetoa Polocrosse Development Squad. Above right: all winners from the 2009 TrustPower Taupo District Community Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Tuwharetoa Polocrosse Development Squad Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation recipients |
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TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards |
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| Friends of Motueka Hospital Trust have won the Supreme Award at the TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards held at Seifrieds Vineyard and Function Centre on Monday 13 July.
Competition was tough, with 114 enthusiastic volunteer groups nominated for this year's awards. TrustPower and the Nelson City and Tasman District Councils also recognised Missy Seymour from Motueka High School by awarding her the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for her service to school and the Tasman Community. Missy chose the Breakfast Club Programme at her school to receive half of her prize money. |
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| Above left: (Back row) Tasman District Deputy Mayor Tim King, TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches, Nelson City mayor Kerry Mashall. (Front row) Representatives from Friends of Motueka Hospital Trust, Judy Simpson and David Beatson. Above right: All the winners at the 2009 TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards. |
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Supreme Overall Winner Tasman District Supreme Winner Nelson City Supreme Winner Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation recipients |
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TrustPower Waipa District Community Awards |
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Te Awamutu Safer Community Charitable Trust won the Supreme Award at the Waipa District Community Awards held at Cambridge Town Hall on Monday 6 July. There were 43 outstanding groups nominated this year for a Community Award. TrustPower and the Waipa District Council also recognised Marcus Gibbs from Te Awamutu College by awarding him the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award for his service to school and the Waipa Community. Marcus chose the Maungatautiri Ecological Island Trust as his community group to receive half of his prize money. |
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| Above left: TrustPower Strategic Business Development Manager, Representatives from Te Awamutu Safer Community Charitable Trust and Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston. Above right: All the winners at the 2009 TrustPower Waipa District Community Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Te Awamutu Safer Community Charitable Trust Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards |
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The Waitaki Multicultural Council took out both the Arts and Culture section and the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards, held at the Oamaru Opera House on Monday 22 June. Competition was tough, with 49 enthusiastic volunteer groups nominated for this year's awards. TrustPower were proud to recognise Christian Robinson from St. Kevin's College for ourstanding service to his school and the Oamaru community. |
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| Above left: (from left) Waitaki Mayor Alex Familton, Waitaki Multicultural Council Chairperson Elena Conaglen and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above right: all winners from the 2009 TrustPower Oamaru Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Tauranga Community Awards |
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| Mount Maunganui Mosaic won the Supreme Award at the Tauranga Community Awards held at Mount Maunganui Golf Club on Monday 8 June.
Eighty six fabulous groups were nominated for an Award and all were invited to attend the celebrations. This year TrustPower recognised students in Tauranga City who gave outstanding service to their school and community - Luke Wilson from Tauranga Boys College was named the winner on the night. |
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| Above left: (from left) TrustPower Chief Executive Keith Tempest, Representatives from Mount Mosaic Joel Milgate and Deb Sowter, and Tauranga City Mayor Stuart Crosby. Above right: All winners from the 2009 TrustPower Tauranga Community Awards. |
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| Supreme Winner Mount Maunganui Mosaic Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Western Bay of Plenty Community Awards |
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| The Katikati Open Air Art took out the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Western Bay of Plenty Community Awards held at the Omokoroa Golf Club on Monday 8 June.
Fifty seven fabulous groups were nominated for an Award and all were invited to attend the celebrations. Also this year TrustPower recognised students in the Western Bay of Plenty District who gave outstanding service to their school and community - Mia Scherrer from Katikati College was named the winner on the night. |
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| Above left: (from left) Western Bay of Plenty District Mayor Ross Patterson, Representatives from Katikati Open Air Art - Supreme Winners of the 2009 TrustPower Western Bay of Plenty Community Awards along with TrustPower Chief Executive Keith Tempest. Above right: All winners from the 2009 TrustPower Western Bay of Plenty Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards |
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The Hakatere Maori Committee won the Supreme Award at the 2009 TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards held at the Ashburton Club and MSA on Monday 25 May. The committee came out on top of 36 other brilliant groups that were nominated for the awards. For the first time, TrustPower also recognised a year thirteen student in Ashburton who has given outstanding service to their school and community - Sam Lewthwaite from Mount Hutt College was named the winner of the TrustPower Youth Community Spirit Award. |
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| Above left: Front row from left: Hakatere Maori Committee representatives Janet Benfell, Mere Keeling, Barry Reid and Jane Kelly. Back row from left: Ashburton Mayor Bede O'Malley, Hakatere Maori Committee representatives Michelle Brett and Pauline Reid, and TrustPower Community Relations Manager Graeme Purches. Above right: All winners from the 2009 TrustPower Ashburton District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Wellbeing Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child Youth Development Commendation Recipients |
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TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards |
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The Southern Tararua St. John's Health Shuttle were named the Supreme Winners at the 2009 TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards held at Ekethanua Town Hall on Monday 11 May Fifty two outstanding groups were nominated for the awards. Also this year TrustPower recognised students in the Tararua District who give outstanding service to their school and community - Tristan Menzies from Dannevirke High school was named the winner on the night. |
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| Above left: Representatives from the Southern Tararua St. John's Health Shuttle - Winners of the 2009 TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards, with Tararua Mayor Maureen Reynolds and TrustPower Community Relations Manager, Graeme Purches. Above right: All winners at the 2009 TrustPower Tararua District Community Awards. |
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Supreme Winner Heritage and Environment Health and Well Being Arts and Culture Sport and Leisure Educational and Child/Youth Development Special Commendation |
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Supreme Winner
Mount Maunganui Sports Fishing Club
Heritage and Environment
Winner: Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre
Runner-Up: Matua Estuary Care Group
Health and Well Being
Winner: St Johns Friends of the Emergency Department
Runner-Up: Saint Vincent de Paul – Project Majella
Commendation: Tauranga Model Marine and Engineering Club
Arts and Culture
Winner: Volunteer Western Bay of Plenty
Runner-Up: Tauranga Civic Choir
Sports and Leisure
Winner: Boobops Dragon Boat Club
Runner-Up: Tauranga Search and Rescue Inc.
Educational and Child Youth Development
Winner: Kickstart
Runner-Up: Youth Search and Rescue
Commendation: Project FullsTop
