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Training’s the buzz

When Richard Palmer took on the training coordinator role at Golden Bay Cement, he saw it as an amazing opportunity to upskill himself and raise the bar in his industry at the same time.

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NorthTec Chief Executive appointed
The NorthTec Council has appointed Mr Paul Binney as its Chief Executive. Mr Binney has been Interim Chief Executive since March following the departure of the previous Chief Executive Mr Terry Barnett.
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Success for Northland Hospitality Students at the New Zealand Culinary Fare
Northland Hospitality students are celebrating their recent success at the New Zealand Culinary Fare held in Auckland from 22 to 24 of August.
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NorthTec student wins Bernina Fashion Awards Northland 2010
NorthTec fashion student Melanie Thomas took out the top prize at this year’s Bernina Fashion Awards Northland held in Whangarei last week.
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Brian Mitchell is pictured with two of his carvings – a tekoteko (left) and a tokipoutangata.

NorthTec tutor to participate artists’ symposium in New Caledonia
NorthTec tutor and Māori carver Brian Mitchell (Ngāti Hine) is one of five international artists who has been invited to participate in next month’s Identité Partagée (Shared Identity) symposium in New Caledonia.
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Sue Hawker is pictured with her winning piece at the announcement of the Ranamok Glass Prize for 2010 (photo by Ron Hawker).

Kerikeri artist’s “truly magnificent” work wins Ranamok prize
Kerikeri artist Sue Hawker has won the prestigious Ranamok Glass Prize 2010, Australasia’s biggest prize for glass art – making her the third New Zealand winner of the prize in the last four years.
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