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2 – AUGUST 20 TO SEPTEMBER 2, 2014 NEWS Clinical Team Leader Landsdowne Park is the Wairarapa’s most modern Retirement Village located in Masterton. The Village Care Centre comprises of 29 serviced apartments and 50 hospital & resthome beds. This is a privately owned and operated Village & Care Centre. The owners have a commitment to be the market leader and to provide excellence in service provision. The Clinical Team Leader is a key member of the organisations vision and philosophy. We are looking for a dynamic nurse leader to continue the establishment and development of this relatively new service. You will need the following abilities, skills and commitment: please make contact on ph 06 377 0123 or via email: manager@landsdownepark.co.nz Applications close 25th August 2014. www.landsdownepark.co.nz Unleash your creativity Something that is created with imagination and skill…that is what is being called for in a no-boundaries art competition for artists in the Wellington region. Whether it’s street art, watercolour, oil paint, pencil, digital media or even nger painting, the oor is open to artists from all walks of life, all ages and all levels of skill and talent in the new and aptly named Unleash Art Competition. After 13 successful years run- ning an annual music-focused talent search North City Shopping Centre has opened the 2014 Unleash Art Competition to locals who are handy with a paintbrush, pencil or any other artistic application. It's calling for artists from Porirua and the wider Wellington region, to enter and showcase their work. Having a ‘no-boundaries’ approach means this competition is open to any artists who, to create something suitable for recreating on a large dedicated wall within the shopping centre. The competition aims to showcase and cel- ebrate the artistic talent in the Wellington region, which will enliven public spaces around the centre. 10 nalists will be selected by a team of judges including Wellington Street Artists BMD and City Gallery Wellington exhibitions manager Gerda Nana, all of whom have devoted their lives to the creation and celebration of art. The winner will receive $2,500 and have their artwork rec- reated on a wall in the centre, and second place wins $1,000. Co-judge, Gerda Nana is looking for captivat- ing and powerful artwork when he judges the competition, and expects the competition to grow exponentially with its no-boundaries approach. “I am very excited to be able to judge this com- petition. It’s going to be a tough job judging, with artists using so many different mediums. Having entered art competitions myself, it will be nice to be involved in the judging process. It will be a very inspiring experience.” The centre will also offer a People’s Choice Award, with the winner to receive $500. The 10 nalists' work will be displayed in the shopping centre between 27 September and 12 October, and members of the public will be invited to vote for their favourite via the North City Shopping Wellington Water Committee proposal a winner A more uni ed approach to the deliv- ery of urban Wellington’s water services is agreed, following the Wellington City Council decision recently for the Greater Wellington Regional Council to join Capacity Infrastructure Services. Porirua City Council, Hutt City Council, Upper Hutt City Council, Wellington City Council and the Greater Wellington Regional Council have rati ed the proposal for inte- grated delivery of water services across Wellington, which also establishes the Wellington Water Committee. The pub- licly-owned company will streamline future operations and bring signi cant engineering expertise together. Wellington City Mayor Celia Wade- Brown says the new body creates a vertically integrated entity providing water services ‘from source to tap’. “The new structure represents a comprehensive, cohesive and simpli ed approach to water for the Wellington urban area,” says the Mayor. “The new organisation will manage water from the moment it is collected into our public supply stream, through to its eventual return to the natural environment. “We want to work more closely with local government across the Wellington region, save costs for rate- payers and provide better service. This new structure for the management of water supply, storm water and sewer- age helps achieve that.” The council also appointed its representative on the new commit- tee, Cr Iona Pannett, Chair of the Environment Committee, and Cr Sarah Free as the alternate. “My commitment to the public own- ership of water is absolute,” says Cr Pannett. “The public, through council, will retain ownership of the water, the assets and the policy. We will uphold this council’s policy of no water meters.” The following will stay the same: • Each council will continue to own all it's existing water assets and asset data. • Each council will still consult with its community and determine matters of policy and levels of service for these services. • Each council will continue to deter- mine investment levels, priorities and the consequent cost of providing these services. • Each council (except GWRC) will still recover the cost of water services by rates using whatever formula it sees as appropriate (i.e. pricing will not be set by the company). GWRC will still recover the cost of the bulk water net- work as determined by the Wellington Regional Water Board Act 1972. • The company will remain a CCTO owned exclusively by the ve Wellington local authorities. This will ensure continuing public ownership of this core service. Centre Facebook page and website. North City Shopping Centre marketing manager Caroline Shearman-York is look- ing forward to playing host to the artwork and seeing local talent emerge. “I love Wellington. There is no other place that engrains creativity into its people quite like we do. This competition will showcase and celebrate the artistic talent that people have to offer and I am looking forward to seeing the pieces that come out of this competition!” The art displayed will be a signi cant draw card for visitors and will help to reinterpret the more mundane elements of the environment. To be a part of the Unleash Art Competition, entrants must simply visit North City Shopping Centre’s website and submit a digital image of their artwork via the online competition form between now and 5 September. For more information contact Caroline Shearman-York on 04 238 1889 email caro- line.york@kipt.co.nz or Laura Burns on 09 522 5545 email laura@alexandercomms.co.nz
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