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Health Warning Kaūpokonui River and in the Waingongoro River at Ohawe

Amounts of potentially toxic cyanobacteria have been found in the Kaūpokonui River at the beach domain and in the Waingongoro River at Ohawe. Cyanobacteria, a naturally occurring algae, can cause serious illness in humans and animals. We advise you avoid swimming or letting pets enter the water.

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Youth to Work Awards 2019 winners

2019 Awards and Results

The 2019 Youth to Work Awards were held on 29 August at TSB Hub in Hāwera. With a field of 33 nominations across the six categories, the awards night once again highlighted the excellent work our employers, education and training providers, students, trainees and apprentices are doing in our community.

Award winners and all nominees are to be congratulated for their outstanding work – our judges this year found it particularly difficult to short list the finalists and the stories behind each nomination made everyone a potential winner.

Employer Category

Education, Training and Work Experience Providers

Learning to Employment

Te Pae Tawhiti

Young Achiever, 16-19 years

Young Achiever, 20-24 years

Once again we thank our sponsors and supporters for their support and generosity. We are always encouraged by the willingness these businesses and organisations show when asked to back the event for another year.

For photos taken on the night, please visit the Mayors Task Force for Jobs facebook page.

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