Kia ora and welcome to this edition of The Old Times. Whilst the rest of the world looks on in amazement at our achievements in eliminating Covid-19, and we as a nation unite and celebrate New Zealand's successes, let us not forget the sacrifices that have been made; the families who've lost loved ones, those struggling to remain in business or in jobs, and those left anxious about re-engaging with life outside of their bubbles. We are in a time, now more than ever, where supporting each other, our communities and our local businesses is key to rebuilding ourselves and the country. Be kind, be compassionate and be generous as we re-emerge into a 'new norm'. Best wishes
Lucy Willard Membership and Events Coordinator
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