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Waitati Energy Project meeting
Submitted by Scott Willis on 25 August 2009 - 2:07pm | EventAugust has been busy and September won't be any calmer. This meeting is an opportunity to take stock and prepare for the next wee bit ahead.
On the Agenda so far: » Read more
Location / Venue:
Waitati Hall (committee room)
Waitati Neighbourhood Support
updated 10 Aug 2009Neighbourhood Support encourages neighbours to talk about the issues affecting us in our street/area. Issues of concern include:
*Car damage
*Car thefts
*Boy racers
*Noisy parties
*Burglary
*Bullying
*Graffitti
*Vandalism
*Other crime and anti social behaviour
We all have the right to feel safe in our home and Neighbourhood Support can help to reduce the FEAR of crime by knowing you are not alone, your neighbours are experiencing these things too.
What else does Neighbourhood Support help? » Read more
Karan's experience of the WEP
updated 04 Aug 2009I feel good about how it went last week...my first week on the job. A week full of people-meeting. Interesting people who are positive and motivated and doing cool stuff. At times it was like walking into another world...the Otago University terrain not so familiar to me, yet there were familiar faces there. People I've crossed paths with before. » Read more
Synergia Waitati Workshop
Submitted by Scott Willis on 24 July 2009 - 2:44pm | updated 24 Jul 2009 | EventWORKSHOP ON RENEWABLE GENERATION
The Blueskin Resilient Communities Trust in conjunction with the Otago Energy Research Centre is holding a workshop on the theme of Renewable Generation. » Read more
Location / Venue:
Waitati
Local Renewable Generation Resilient Network
updated 19 Feb 2010The Idea
A supple, responsive, dispersed household controlled local generation network, evolving over time with addition of Renewable Generation System 'pods' (new households with renewable generation systems joining the network over time).
Simple, but how simple really?
Simplicity itself. Already we have the technology in the form of photovoltaics, micro-hydro and micro-wind, and two-way meters allowing grid integration. Why hasn't everybody already done it? Herein lies the complication. » Read more
Micro-Hydro
We don't have a great amount of flowing water available to be harnessed for energy production locally, however since our local water schemes are being replaced by a centralised supply of treated water from Dunedin, there's some scope for giving this local water a different status: from village water supply to generation supply.
[under construction]
Breath of Peace: Waitati Film Society Fundraiser
Submitted by Scott Willis on 30 June 2009 - 11:03am | EventWaitati Film Society Fundraiser
What: Screening of the unique documentary BREATH OF PEACE
When: Saturday, 11 July 2009, 8.00 pm
Where: Waitati Hall
with filmmaker Kathleen Gallagher (of Earth Whisperer) » Read more
Location / Venue:
Waitati Hall, Waitati
Local Food: The Way Forward?
Submitted by Scott Willis on 24 June 2009 - 1:01pm | EventTHIS Saturday, June 27, 1pm, Otago Organics & Waitati Edible Gardens, at Waitati Hall, Harvey Street, Waitati
present
Local Food: The Way Forward?
What is local food?
Why does it matter?
What can we do about it?
A talk by Andy Barratt
Andy Barratt is Liaison Officer for Otago Organics. Together with his wife, Sue, he runs a small farm at Merton. His talk will be a PowerPoint-free zone.
Location / Venue:
Waitati Hall, Waitati
Blueskin Youth Centre Administration meeting
Submitted by Scott Willis on 22 June 2009 - 1:29pm | EventThe Blueskin Youth Centre Association resolved on Monday 25 May to develop a replacement at Bland Park in Waitati for the old Youth Hall, a former church, damaged by fire several years ago. It is proposed that the replacement will be a covered, all-weather, roofed structure with a hard, smooth playing surface.
The Association will hold a meeting, open to the public, on 22 June at Waitati Hall (7pm), to advance its proposal.
Among things to be discussed are: what users want; vision, mission and objectives; working with other community partners.
Location / Venue:
Waitati Hall, Waitati
Sponsors and Funders
updated 30 Mar 2011The volunteer nature of our initiatives, the work 'in-kind', the bartering, the gift economy: all of this makes Waitati and Blueskin Bay a special place.
We are striving to do better for our communities, and in order to enhance our initiatives, create efficiencies and be more effective, we've pursued a strategy of seeking financial assistance in pursuit of our goals. » Read more
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