News | Network Tasman Trust, Nelson NZ
The Tasman Bay Trust Blue Penguin has produced an information leaflet about little penguins/korora; smallest penguin in the world.
Free youth work training available in Golden Bay! Golden Bay's youth sector is about to receive a boost with a training programme.
Network Tasman Trust has given out $90,000 in donations, surprising nine local charities.
Sam Harman is used to working hard to achieve her goals, but thanks to a $3,000 scholarship from the Network Tasman Trust
With rising costs all around, there’s a Christmas bonus on its way.
Motueka High School student, Lucy Summerfield is one of this year’s recipients of a tertiary scholarship from Network Tasman Trust.
This month Network Tasman Trust has allocated $160,820 in grants to 84 not-for-profit organisations in the Nelson Tasman area.
Network Tasman Trust’s support for the local community has recently been made more visible to the public.
Laura Hill’s contribution to the community of Brightwater, near Nelson, has been acknowledged by the unveiling of a plaque in an area added to Snowden’s Bush Scenic Reserve.
Every morning, Ginny* heads outside and into her backyard for an hour, where she “hacks, turns soil, and weeds”.
A handful of groups working to meet the extra need in the community have been given an unexpected cash boost.
Nelson College for Girls graduate Yeni Choi was shocked when she found out how much her tertiary studies were going to cost.
Nelson College graduate Flynn Mercer is heading to the University of Canterbury this month, with the financial support of the Sir Wallace Rowling Scholarship.
Eighteen-year-old Golden Bay High School NCEA Level 3 graduate Manu Bourgeois is one of three students heading to the University of Canterbury
December financial pressures will be made a little easier for more than 40,000 electricity users with the latest Network Tasman Trust pay-out.
Network Tasman Trust has unanimously voted to maintain its consumer trust ownership of Network Tasman Limited (NTL).
Over 70 groups have received a grant from Network Tasman Charitable Trust, with the trust announcing they want to help more local organisations.
Piano tunes will once again waft through our streets, local Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) groups will expand their offerings.
Wai-iti Dark Sky Park has achieved international recognition, being endorsed by the International Dark Sky Association (IDA).
The Golden Bay High School dux has her sights set firmly on medicine.
With two years of hard work refurbishing a sheer rock face complete the Motueka Recreation Centre once again welcomes enthusiasts onto its rock climbing wall.