Tag: Media Release

“Earthquake Prone Buildings Submission” Property Council New Zealand Media Release

Property Council’s policy team has submitted to the Local Government and Environment Committee on the Building (Earthquake Prone Buildings) Amendment Bill. We raised strong concerns about the lack of measures and government policy to deal with, and mitigate, the costs and affordability component of earthquake strengthening. (more…)

“Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Board members appointed” Minister Christopher Finlayson: MCH Media Release (22nd May 2014)

"Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Board members appointed"
The MCH Media Release is as follows:

Hon Christopher Finlayson
Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage (more…)

“Knox Church 100 year old corrugated iron roof being replaced.” Media Release

Dr. Anna Crighton pulling the first nail on the Knox Church roof.

Dr. Anna Crighton pulling the first nail off the Knox Church roof.

"Knox Church 100 year old corrugated iron roof being replaced...
To mark this historic occasion, Dr Anna Crighton from the New Zealand Historic Places Trust will be lifted onto the roof and given the task of removing the first nail."

The Media Release has a History of Knox Church and the "Background to the Rebuild".
The Media Release is as follows:

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“Dunedin Heritage Re-use Award Winners Announced” Dunedin City Council Media Release (27.03.14)

"It’s great to see the growth of the awards, as the number and quality of entries increases each year. It’s a very clear sign of the heightened awareness of the importance of built heritage to the future of our city and of the investment that people are prepared to make for that future."

The Media Release is as follows: (sourced form www.Scoop.co.nz) (more…)

“Community deserves voice on heritage” Jacinda Ardern M.P., Labour Spokesperson Arts Culture and Heritage Media Release (26.03.2014)

Jacinda Ardern_1“In the aftermath of the quakes, extraordinary powers were given to CERA through section 38 of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Act to demolish damaged heritage buildings without consultation.
“Three years on from the quakes, the time has come for that overarching authority to end, and for communities to be able to once again have their say on the future of the city’s remaining heritage buildings.
The Media Release is as follows:
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“CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF HERITAGE – HERITAGE AUCKLAND MOTHER’S DAY TEA” Sunday 11th May (Media Release : Heritage Auckland 10.04.2014)

Dining ladies old style

Dining ladies old style (Source: Heritage Auckland Media Release)

"To mark the building’s centenary, Heritage Auckland is recreating an extra special tea in the roof-top Grand Tearoom on Sunday 11 May."
"The room will be presented as it was in its hey-day with individual tables for families of all ages and friends to share together. Guests can immerse themselves in another era and come along in a chic hat to be in to win a prize on the day."
"Morning and afternoon sessions are available. Bookings are essential. No door sales."
The Media Release is as follows: (more…)

“Draft Heritage Building and Places Recovery Programme for Greater Christchurch Public Submissions” Historic Places Aotearoa Media Release (19.03.2014)

"  'Historic Places Aotearoa (HPA) and ICONIC (Interests in Conserving the Identity of Christchurch) agree that the timing and the result to date is woeful and too little too late.’  "

The Media Release is as follows (with links to the submissions text): (more…)

“Stewart Island Gains First Marine Heritage Site” Environment Southland Media Release (18.03.2014)

"The historic Norwegian whalers’ base at Price’s Inlet on Stewart Island/Rakiura has been declared an archaeological site by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust making it the first marine heritage site in the country and only the sixth, 20th century site."

The media release is follows (sourced from w.w.w.scoop.co.nz) (more…)