FIJI SANCTIONS MEETING-THUR JULY 19TH 7PM

NI SA BULA

TO ALL FIJI PEOPLE LIVING IN AUCKLAND

There has been a lot of interests and interpretation on the additional sanctions imposed on Fiji by the New Zealand Government. Due to this, the Fiji Community Association thought it was imperative to obtain clear clarification of the sanctions from the Government on those targeted and the expectations. The Department of Labour has kindly agreed to come and meet the Fiji Community this Thursday at the Pacific Business Trust. The issues will be Immigration, Pacific Access Category, Seasonal Work Scheme etc. The meeting will start at 6.30pm and the hall will be open from 5pm. Supper will be provided. This is open to all Fiji people in Auckland.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could spread the word to our all our Community members. This is a good opportunity to get clarification and enquire on other issues.
Warmest regards
Sireli KiniPO Box 83294Te Atatu South, AucklandPhn: (09) 8347347 Fax: (09) 8347349skini@clear.net.nz

FIJIAN LANGUAGE & DANCE CLASSES

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

FIJIAN LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND DANCE BEGINNERS CLASSES

VULI VOSA, NAI TOVO kei na MEKE VAKA VITI

6 weeks Saturday Classes begins on Saturday August 4th, 2007

2-3pm (Language & Culture)

3-4 pm (Fijian Dance)

Classes open to ALL AGES!

*Family package available

Dance classes are open to both genders

ORANGA COMMUNITY CENTRE, ONEHUNGA

To find out more information about the class content and fees, call Tarisi & Kali

on 09 239 1531 or email us on ktvunidilo@xtra.co.nz

Cellphone: 0277106633

SHIP FOR WORLD YOUTH

20TH SHIP FOR WORLD YOUTH PROGRAM
15 JANUARY TO 5 MARCH 2008
APPLICATION PROCESS

Purpose of the Program
The purpose of the “Ship for World Youth” program is to broaden the global view of the Japanese youths, to promote mutual understanding and friendship between Japanese and foreign youths as well as to cultivate the spirit of international cooperation and the competence to practice it, and furthermore to foster the youths with capability of showing leadership in various area of international society.

In addition, this program aims at establishing networks and promoting joint activities among youths around the world through providing, as the concrete and practical opportunity, the cohabitation and the joint activity on the board of the “Ship for World Youth”, which is the epitome of international society with wide variety of cultures and ideas, to make an visible international contribution from the perspective of human resource development.

Application Requirements
To complete the application process, applicants must:
fill in the attached application form (Please identify on the form if you are applying as a national leader or a participating youth – this is requested in block three of the form)
provide a 200 word essay on why you think you should be selected to represent New Zealand on the 20th Ship for World Youth Program
attach a copy of your CV, two pages maximum, including 2 references that can be verified should you be short listed
provide proof of NZ Citizenship (this could be a photocopy of your passport, or a birth certificate)

Applications must be posted to:
Attention: Tracey Kai
Ministry of Youth Development
PO Box 1556
Wellington
By 20 July 2007

Hard copies must be provided – emails will not be accepted.

The draft schedule is outlined with the application form.