We were out and about during September and so were our readers. This month’s Out and About are a good selection of photos from various events. If you have an event this month and can get a high resolution photo/s to us with caption details e.g. full names, titles, details etc before 25 October, then we might be able to find a space for it in Out and About.
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Melissa Allfrey and Brooke Cameron, senior stormwater engineer, and GIS spatial analyst and data manager respectively with Te Miro Water Consultants, were among women attending the recent Cambridge Business Chamber’s lunch marking Suffrage Day. Photo: Viv Posselt
HMC 20th anniversary lunch guests, Chris Williams of King St, Charlotte FitzPatrick of Belle PR (former staff member), Natalie Richards of Versus Research.
Manulife Forest Management’s Rona Wheelson (left) presents the Central North Island Wood Council Outstanding Health and Safety Management Award to South Waikato-based Fast Group Managing Director Smiley Alexander. The award is sponsored by Tiaki Plantations Company, Taumata Plantations and Manulife.
Centre of attention from above at the Waikato Chamber of Commerce business awards finalist naming at Ninja Valley are from left clockwise: Senga Allen (Chamber chair), Mark Morgan (Waikato Regional Airport), Dick Breukink (judge) and Russell Alexander (Hobbiton). Photo: Mary Anne Gill.
Sharyn Cawood, left, and Jenni Scarlet from the Op Shop for Breast Cancer with a ninja at the Waikato Chamber of Commerce Business Awards announcement at Ninja Valley. Photo: Stephen Barker.
Welcoming Week 2024 in Hamilton last month saw a myriad events across the city. Welcoming Weeks are held around the world annually to recognise and celebrate migrants and refugees’ contributions to their respective cities. Pictured are the Congolese Lineal Descendants group at Kaifusion Festival.
Pictured at a Welcoming Week event were members of the Kiribati Waikato Association the Kaifusion Festival.
South Waikato-based Fast Group won multiple awards at the Central North Island Wood Council Awards. Fast Harvesting Health & Safety Co-ordinator Min Tobenhouse (left) receives the Good Deed Award from Joe Akari of award sponsor Safetree.
Trust Waikato chair Vicky McLennan, partner Peter Boreham, Trust Waikato’s Dennis Turton, Waikato University council member Susan Hassall, alumnas Andrea, DTI Lawyers and Nathan Twaddle, former Olympic rower, at Waikato University’s Distinguished Alumni presentation in The Pā. Photo: Stephen Barker.
The University of Waikato Distinguished Alumni Awards and 60th anniversary dinner at The Pā, from left: Sierra Kihi, Raewyn Mahara, Pamela Storey . Photo: Stephen Barker.
Glenice and John Gallagher, left, with Jenny Bailey at Waikato University’s Distinguished Alumni presentation in The Pā. Photo: Stephen Barker.
Manuel and Jan Mae Doliente selling daffodils for the Waikato Bay of Plenty Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day fundraising. Photo: Supplied.
Kylie Dyet and Charlie Poihipi on a stand for Daffodil Day. Photo: Supplied.
HMC today, from left Julie Caddigan, Kate Webber, Nicola Lee, Heather Claycomb, Anna Clausen, Emma Letessier, Gabriel Renner, Harriet Waffenschmidt, Nicola Martin.
Artist Sandra Turner-Barlow, tipped as a rising star in the Waikato art world, is exhibiting her work alongside fellow artist Juliet Roper in an exhibition entitled ‘Out Place: Showcase’ at Hamilton East’s Welcome Swallow Gallery until November 29. Turner-Barlow is pictured at the exhibition opening with gallery curator Clive Gilson. Photo: Viv Posselt
Nurses Karen Keeling and Leoni Lawry preparing for Daffodil Day in Hamilton. Photo: Supplied.
The Waikato Chamber of Commerce team supporting the Cancer Society’s Daffodil Day campaign alongside mayor Paula Southgate, from left: Jenny MacGregor, Rob Finlayson, Danielle Quigg, Rebecca Aston, Southgate, Don Good. Photo: Supplied.
Enjoying a Suffrage Day lunch put on by the Cambridge Business Chamber are Liora Pine of The Little Acre brand and design studio, and Tayler Paterson of Homebrew Coffee. Both women have established their businesses in Cambridge after moving to New Zealand from the United States. Photo: Viv Posselt
Marie & Ryan Hamilton, MP Hamilton East with Professor Jo Lane, Pro Vice-Chancellor Division of Health at the University of Waikato. Photo: Stephen Barker.
Sam Hood, Managing Partner, Norris Ward McKinnon, Matt Bolger Pro Vice-Chancellor of Management School, University of Waikato, Shane Marsh, Co-founder of Dosh and University of Waikato Alumnus. Photo: Mary Anne Gill
Peter Nation, CEO NZNFS with wife Ali, Graeme Milne ONZM, Chair of Braemar Hospital with wife Julie. Photo: Stephen Barker
Neil Richardson, Chair of Momentum Waikato, Mark Ingle, CEO Virscient and Waikato University Alumnus, Nathan Twaddle MNZM, Former Olympic Rower and Waikato Alumnus. Photo: Stephen Barker.
Blair Bowcott, Hamilton City Council and UoW Alumus, Chad Hooker, CEO Bay Venues Tauranga, Don Good, CEO Waikato Chamber of Commerce, Cr Tim Macindoe, Hamilton City Councillor. Photo: Stephen Barker
Peter Nation, CEO NZNFS, Pamela Storey, Chair and Councillor Waikato Regional Council, Jon Calder, CEO Tompkins Wake. Photo: Stephen Barker
Deputy Mayor, Angela O’Leary & Cr Louise Hutt, Hamilton City Council. Photo: Stephen Barker
