Events
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6-7 September, Wellington
Don’t miss New Zealand’s best local government customer service event,
where knowledge is exchanged, networking is encouraged and exceptional
customer service is rewarded.
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26th – 29th October.Te Papa, Wellington
Streams and topics are designed to appeal to a wide range of disciplines: - ecologists, economists, local and central government policy analysts, urban designers, community development specialists, business leaders and industry representatives
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16 – 17 September 2010: Wellington
The 2010 Local Government Environmental Compliance Conference will bring together local government officers, to hear the views of experienced peers, exchange ideas, review best practice, learn from case studies and catch up with their colleagues.
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Wellington 5th & 6th October 2010
In today’s dynamic environment we all depend on project management to get results. Successful projects equal better investment and better results!
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29 & 30 September 2010, Auckland
21, 22 September 2010, Wellington
Knowledge Management comprises of a range of strategies and practices used in an organisation to identify, create, represent, distribute and enable adoption of insights and experiences.
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November - Wellington
SOLGM and the Ministry for the Environment have partnered to deliver an introductory RMA training course that is specifically designed to meet the needs of those in local government.
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20 – 24 September, Wellington
This 5-day leadership course is a highly interactive, insightful and engaging professional development opportunity.
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Shape the Future - Leading Successful Change in Local Government
5-7 September, Queenstown
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19-20th October 2010, Auckland
.... a forum for discussion, networking, and knowledge sharing through a range of presentations and panel discussions. Presentations will be delivered from Local Government stakeholders as well as experts in the area of transport.
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11 – 13 November 2010
Hawke’s Bay Opera House, Hastings
What does the RMA Amendment Act mean NOW for Maori?
How can councils better assist iwi through their Treaty negotiations?

