Monthly Archives: October 2010

Lest we Forget Lest we Forget (This is an article referring to North America and Canada, but the message is relevant to women all over the world) Remember that this is the first time in over 6000 years that women … Continue reading →

February 2011 Spotlight on Tamaki There are several things to like about Tamaki’s website; firstly, you get the sense that there are REAL people, NICE people who belong to this club.  There are photos  in the heading of every page. … Continue reading →

  EXECUTIVE CONTACTS       We’d like to make it easy for you to keep in contact with the Federation Executive and have put together the information below to support you with this.   Note: the President’s Associate keeps … Continue reading →

  BPWNZ Federation Club Websites Recommendations     For some time, the Federation Executive has considered the question of club websites.  Karen Nelson’s (BPW Cambridge) excellent presentation on club websites at Conference 2010 highlighted what could be done for a … Continue reading →

Angela’s NCWNZ Report and Resolutions NCWNZ Conference report The NCW national conference was held in Rotorua 30 September-3 October 2010 and was a time of learning, sharing and renewing friendships.   NCW have had a challenging year with the de-registration by … Continue reading →

Plan now for RED BAG DAY! 18th FEBRUARY 2011 An early reminder as many clubs do not have a business meeting  in December or January. This event is a National event and is part of the Aims & Policies of … Continue reading →

March 2011 This series started before I realised it was going to be a series, so we first told you how you could create sub-menus on your websites using http://www.weebly.com   I then backed up and covered how you can … Continue reading →

November Newsletter Gold Awards 18/10/2010 Adrienne Grogan Auckland Sujatha Anthony Auckland Penny Stevens Auckland Colleen Brooker Auckland Jan McLean Kaitaia Patsy Thornton Kaitaia Jean Park Dunedin Carolyn Richardson Dunedin Susan McKillop Dunedin Alison Sipthorp Dunedin Marilou Scott Dunedin Dianne Glenn … Continue reading →