First community hub for Ōpōtiki district

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4 Dec 2025, 2:03 pm

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A keen group of volunteers joined Emergency Management Bay of Plenty and Ōpōtiki District Council staff for a training session on the district’s first community hub on Monday 1 December at Roimata Marae.

You can read more about Community Emergency Hubs and find out if they are something that you or your community could be interested in on our webpage below.

Find out more about COmmunity Emergency Hubs

Front row from the left: Gavin Paterson, Fiona Waitemata, Gaylene Kohunui, Te Urikore (Pop) Tuari, Juanita Aramoana, Mohi Kohunui

Back row from the left: Jamie McCormack, Bridget McCormack, James Moa, Mac Rewiri, Kelly Tuari, Georgina Kohunui, Marlene Tuari-Hape, Ngaire Ngamoki, Maree Carmichael.

Absent: Graeme Tuari, Colin Ngamoki, Anthony Carmichael, Haami Aramoana, Dawn Curtis, Natasha Ransfield, Stevie Klock, Edward Tuari, Elizabeth Munroe Tuari, Trevor Ransfield, Christine Martin.

First community hub for Ōpōtiki district

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