The Rotary Club of Whangarei South is presenting the first evening screening of the Second thrilling Hobbit Series, on Thursday the 12th of December 2013.

The Whangarei BNZ Bank along with other sponsors are going to make the night a lot of fun.  So put on your Hobbit or Elf costume and join in the  festivities.

Tickets are $40 and these can be purchased from the Whangarei BNZ bank.  There are limited tickets, and if last year was any example tickets will sell very fast.

The 2013 Business Excellence Awards hosted on the 25th October, at Forum North in Whangarei are now over.

Great fun and entertainment was had by all.

The winners were:

ACC - Workplace safety award went to: Northpine Limited and Skydive Ballistic Blondes

Konica Minolta - Owner Operator Awards for Business Excellencewent to: The Bream Head Conservation Trust

My vision for Whangarei is one of prosperity and growth for the businesses and communities that are the fabric of our district. Northland is among New Zealand’s most diverse regions, and Whangarei is its commercial heart.

Whangarei it’s Time to Choose.

With only 30% of the public who have voted, it’s now time to make your voices heard, and make your vote count, by choosing a mayor who will put Whangarei First!

Whangarei is a district going forward. We are on the brink of change, at the turning of the tide which will bring development, expansion and economic growth to the District, and to the whole of Northland.

Prosperity

We can’t just sit back and wait for Whangarei to grow, says Mayoral Candidate Vince Cocurullo.

Affordable District

Downsizing businesses, Developments on Hold, Construction slowing, empty shops and the medium wage is $22,500 per year, what is next for Whangarei?

Hundertwasser – Yes, No or is it Affordability?

The Whangarei District Council’s planned Hundertwasser Museum for the city’s Waterfront, has split the community, causing this project to be an election issue.

Mayoral Candidate hit but still running.

Whangarei needs work!

The level of unemployment here in Northland is a serious issue within the economic landscape of New Zealand, and the statisticians have no solutions to offer for the problematic numbers they crunch.