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Q&A Drop-In Week 6: Community Emergency Hubs—Places to gather when it matters

Q&A Drop-In Week 6: Community Emergency Hubs—Places to gather when it matters

by CRN | Dec 13, 2025 | Drop-Ins, Emergency Hubs, Emergency Plan

Papakura people know that when the weather turns severe or if a major disaster occurs, we can’t always rely on outside help arriving quickly. At the recent Community Resilience Network (CRN) pop-up at Papakura Museum, volunteers (Rod from Drury, Denise from Kootuitui...
Papakura Marae Energy Resilience Hui: Local Solutions for a Fairer and More Sustainable Energy Future

Papakura Marae Energy Resilience Hui: Local Solutions for a Fairer and More Sustainable Energy Future

by CRN | Dec 4, 2025 | Community, Energy, Sustainability

On Thursday 27 November, Papakura Marae hosted an inspiring Energy Resilience and Local Solutions Hui as a first step in building momentum for a community-led journey toward affordable, reliable, and locally generated energy for Papakura. The hui brought together...
Q&A Drop-In Week 5: Why Every Business Needs a Resilience Strategy

Q&A Drop-In Week 5: Why Every Business Needs a Resilience Strategy

by CRN | Nov 27, 2025 | Business, Disasters, Drop-Ins

A little bit of planning now might ensure your business survives a disaster. Town manager Neil Punja was at a recent Papakura Community Resilience Network drop-in session pushing a simple message. “You need a plan.” He told visitors that while some businesspeople were...
Q&A Drop-In Week 4: A Game of TAG Could Be Life-Changing

Q&A Drop-In Week 4: A Game of TAG Could Be Life-Changing

by CRN | Nov 21, 2025 | Climate Change, Disasters, Games

Not too many board games can save your life, but TAG just might. The Adaptation Game – TAG – hails from across the Tasman, where it was developed in Victoria after devastating bushfires, yet another risk magnified by climate change. Now Cole Armstrong and Baruk Jacob...
Q&A Drop-In Week 3: Kootuitui’s Practical Tips That Stick

Q&A Drop-In Week 3: Kootuitui’s Practical Tips That Stick

by CRN | Nov 12, 2025 | Drop-Ins, Healthy Homes, Preparedness

Helping people turn their houses into ‘healthy homes’ is all in a day’s work for Kootuitui ki Papakura. Headed by Warm Dry Homes team leader Whiti Herewini, a Kootuitui team visits people and provides advice around insulation, ventilation, curtains and more, to help...
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