1

2

We acknowledge and thank the following for their ongoing support of our activities:

3

A big thanks from MTNZ to the following individuals and companies, for their assistance with the planning for the 57th Musical Theatre NZ National Conference (as at 11/10/2016): Platinum Partners and Major Sponsors of Musical Theatre New Zealand John Herber Limited & NZ Fire Shield Limited Major sponsors of MTNZ, sponsors of the the showbill competition; Swinging in the 60s dinner and party; pens, pads and bags Gold Partners of Musical Theatre New Zealand iTICKET – Friday night dinner and Saturday night “best dressed” awards, lanyards; Sunday morning breakfast, programme award Origin Theatrical Sydney - poster competition, AGM morning tea and The Origin Theatrical Champagne and Canape Hour

The Light Site - lighting design and sponsored supply

BOUNCE NZ - sound and AV design and sponsored supply

Music Theatre International (Australasia) AGM lunch, Nola Speir NextGen Youth Encouragement Award and key initiatives for NextGen Silver Partners of Musical Theatre New Zealand

OneMusic – seminar presenter costs

White Audio – seminar presenter costs and trade show

ETNZ – Community Technical Awards

ML Consultants – conference administration

Quality Hotel Plymouth International

New Plymouth Conference Committee Members: Convenor – Jenny Bennett John Ainsworth; Lorraine Ainsworth; Catherine Landrigan; Patrick Landrigan; Cath Robinson; David Thorp; Sue Thorp; Angie Trigger; Krystal Leuthard; Mark Leuthard Special thanks from MTNZ to Gavin Bailey, David Bosworth and Glen Ruske for all their technical assistance with our conferences and to Jenny Bennett; and the Plymouth International team – Marie and Darrin All our Forum Panelists and Seminar Presenters – thank you so much

4

The 57th Musical Theatre NZ National Conference & Volunteer Training Weekend Registration & Information Information

o Conference 2017 - Contact Details & Information

o Registration Process

o Seminars and Forums

o Accommodation

o Transport from the Airport

o Car Parking

o Dress Codes For Functions

Weekend Programme

Accommodation Information

Seminar/Forum Information

Registration Form

Trade Show Courier Address

“Your Name” - MTNZ Conference Musical Theatre NZ Trade Show Cnr. Courtenay & Leach St., New Plymouth 4312

Registration Process – one form per person please On line http://www.mtnz.org.nz/conference-registration/ - you will be invoiced – we cannot accept credit card payments. Download a registration form from the website www.mtnz.co.nz Email Kate to receive a form in Word kate@mtnz.co.nz If you are using direct credit into the MTNZ bank account, can you please make sure your name or society/company name is there so it can be identified – thanks. As at 20 February 2017, there will be no registration refunds given for cancelled registrations. However, you can replace attendees if someone cannot attend at the last minute Please note - conference and AGM packs WILL NOT be posted out in February. All reports and conference information will be available on line, in Dropbox and you will be updated regularly with email. All AGM notices and papers will be emailed to conference attendees, and all members mid February. You will be emailed confirmation of your registration and accommodation for conference. If you register on line you will receive a confirmation immediately.

5

Weekend Programme Connecting communities creatively - Te huihuinga mai i ngā hapori wairua auaha

Friday 24 March 9am MTNZ Executive Meeting and The White Audio Trade Show pack in 11am Registration Desk opens 1pm The White Audio Trade Show opens – Plymouth Hotel 2pm Tour of the TSB Showplace and/or Len Lye Centre 2.30pm MTNZ Training Session One – Health and Safety Workshop - A session for

societies (or anyone) who are struggling to complete their H&S documentation, and to help you through the process. Bring along your questions and issues

4pm Knowledge Café Session– topics advised in February 5.15pm Knowledge Café concludes 6pm Friday night commences with the iTICKET pre dinner drinks 7pm The iTICKET Super Gold Night - NPOS have made it to the fantastic age of 65

years so we now have our Super Gold Card. Come dressed in the colours of the card - amber and black - which also just happen to be the colours of our fabulous province of Taranaki! Anything goes - evening wear, sportswear, dress up, dress down - as long as it is amber (yellow) and/or black!"

7.30pm Dinner including the conference opening & Merit Awards for 2017 will be presented 10pm Registration Desk closes Saturday 25 March 8am Registration desk re-opens MTNZ Survey Statistics Presentation with Daniel Pepperell, Vice President 9am 57th Annual General Meeting of Musical Theatre New Zealand Highlights of the AGM include keynote speaker – Jackie Clarke; presentation on the

NextGen boot camp; awards and competition results 10.30am Conclusion of the AGM and The Origin Theatrical AGM Morning Tea 11am MTNZ Training Session Two - Hot Topic Forum Session – Forum for directors and

production managers; NextGen Forum, Video Copyright, New Reporting Standards and Ten Top Tips for marketing your show

12pm Conference Registration desk re-opens for forum and seminar registration 12pm The Hal Leonard Australia AGM Lunch 1.15pm MTNZ Training Session Three - forums and discussions 1.30pm The White Audio Trade Show closes 2pm Conclude forums 2.30pm MTNZ Training Session Four - seminars commence 4pm Registration desk closes 4.30pm Seminar Session concludes Saturday Night 5pm – 7pm Buses on rotation to transport from The Plymouth to The TSB Showplace 5pm – 6pm Len Lye Centre open for conference attendees to visit 6.30pm The Origin Theatrical Champagne and Canapé Hour pre dinner drinks – onstage

TSB Theatre, TSB Showplace 7.30pm The John Herber Limited Swinging in the 60s Dinner and Party – celebrating

65th Anniversary of NPOS – Theatre Royal (downstairs) – dress up 60s style ….. and party Limbo, Mashed Potato, Twist, The Swim, The Blue-Beat, The Chicken style or even a little Madison …….

Sunday 26 March 9am The iTICKET Farewell Breakfast at the Quality Hotel Plymouth International. Cost

is $19.50 – this is extra to your registration fee and breakfast is normally $21.50 at the hotel.

10.30am Tour of the New Plymouth Operatic rooms

6

Accommodation Options Quality Hotel Plymouth International - $150 per night (conference venue) Auto Lodge - $125 per night (five to ten minute walk) Novotel - $190 per night (across the road from the Plymouth) All include GST, and is for double or twin share and does not include breakfast The MTNZ General Manager will book the above accommodation for you at the above hotels. We are expecting good numbers for this conference and have already half booked the Plymouth so DO NOT delay in registering for conference as you may miss out on accommodation at the conference venue. Please pay for your accommodation when you depart - NOT to the MTNZ office when you register. Please also note that the standard cancellation policy applies to conference accommodation bookings of 24 hours. MTNZ is not responsible and will not pay for any last minute cancelled accommodation or “no shows” – you will be personally liable for this and you will be charged by the hotel. Please contact your accommodation provider directly if you need to change your accommodation bookings at the last minute or for any further clarification of the hotel policy on this. Other accommodation options (ie motels) for New Plymouth can be found at http://www.aatravel.co.nz/new-zealand/New-Plymouth_Accommodation.html The Len Lye Centre is an international destination for experimental film and kinetic art. It houses the collection and archive of Len Lye, one of the most original artists of the twentieth century. Pioneer filmmaker, sculptor, painter and poet, his extraordinary body of work gives us a unique view into Modernism and offers a rich vein for inspiration and insight. Led by a growing interest locally and internationally in his work, the centre opened in 2015 adjoining the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery. This state of the art facility houses Lye’s archive, display galleries, an education centre, and a 62-seat cinema. Designed by New Zealand architect Andrew Patterson, the building is a contemporary interpretation of the essence of Lye and a major cultural destination on the Pacific Rim. Like a Lye sculpture, the shimmering stainless steel façade is a striking and provocative expression of movement. The curtain-like exterior is seemingly fluid as the curved steel reflects and transmits light, activating the spaces within and without. It is a modern day temple, reinterpreting Lye’s fusion of ancient and modern concepts, and his proposition for a ‘temple of art’. For further information go to http://www.govettbrewster.com/len-lye/centre

TSB Showplace The theatre was built in 1883 by a group of

businessmen and was known as the Alexandra Hall. It was enlarged in 1904 and sold to the New Plymouth Theatre Company and renamed the Theatre Royal. It became part of the Australian touring circuit and also eventually showed moving pictures (films). On 21 July 1916 it was destroyed by fire. The site stood empty for several years. In 1923, the town’s two cinema companies pooled their resources together to establish the New Plymouth Opera House, as even though cinema was a popular pastime with the people of New Plymouth there was a deeply felt need for live theatre as well. T.H. Bates who had been involved in the building of the nearby Mayfair

Theatre designed the Opera House and it was rebuilt and opened on 25 November 1925. The celebratory mood of the 1940s and 50s saw a revival of interest in live theatre and the revitalisation of flagging local companies. As a result many pantomimes and musicals were presented during the 50s. In 1952, Erika Lagora produced the first musical in the Opera House - a revue called December Song. Click here to read more

7

1F MTNZ Training Session One – Friday Afternoon 2.30pm 1F – Health and Safety Workshop Facilitated by Dale Henderson and Steve Lloyd Key Initiatives: Governance, Training A session for societies (or anyone) who are struggling to complete their H&S documentation, and to help you through the process. Bring along your questions and issues (eg. we have been told we can’t fly people in a venue, or we have been asked to supply an event specific Health and Safety plan), and we will attempt to provide solutions. Still struggling with the finer points of your H&S Policy and Plan? We can help fill in the gaps. ************************************************************************************************

2F The MTNZ Knowledge Café Session – Friday Afternoon 4pm – 5.15pm Topics will be advised in February ************************************************************************************************

MTNZ Training Session Two - Saturday Morning HOT Topic Forums - 11am – 12pm 3F Director and Production Management Forum - finding the vision, rehearsal preparation

and creating the schedule with David Adkins 4F NextGen Forum – A View From The Pit with Zac Johns Facilitated by Gwen Lyon

Key Initiatives: NextGen, Music Direction, Communication

This forum will discuss everything music theatre from the perspective of Next-Gen Music Director, Zac Johns. Discussion topics include: growing up in community theatre, Music Direction, youth engagement, and diversifying your skill portfolio. Zac is an Auckland based Music Director, composer, conductor and pianist who has recently completed a Bachelor of Music at Auckland University. Earlier this year he was the conductor for the Auckland season of Evita and played in the pit of The Civic theatre season of The Phantom of The Opera. Other recent shows include: Dogfight, In The Heights, Mamma Mia, Godspell, Bugsy Malone. His compositions have been workshopped/performed by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra, and NZTrio. Awards include Best MD, composer, and judges choice awards at Short+Sweet Festival 2014.

5F New Reporting Finance Standards Q&A with Sue Barker, Sue Barker Charities – bring

your questions and your statement of service performance for discussion. 6F Want to Use Multimedia (music, video, images) to Market Your Musical? A Q&A and how to go about it within the law with Kim, Stuart, Helen and Greer 7F Ten Tips on Marketing Your Show and Junior Theatre with Nikol from MTI Australasia ************************************************************************************************

8

MTNZ Training Session Three - Saturday Afternoon Forums and Discussion - 1.15pm – 2.15pm Forum 8F: Copyright Holders Forum Facilitator: Sharron Pardoe Key Initiatives: Finance, Governance, Communication This is an opportunity to meet the copyright holders in person and bring your questions for them.

The first part - each copyright holder will be given a few minutes to discuss their works/catalogues

but as this is a forum – Q&A is encouraged. The second part will be a discussion around the rise

globally of Junior Theatre and latest shows that would appeal to NextGen and Junior Theatre

practitioners. The forum panel will probably have representation from the following companies:

OneMusic, Auckland; David Spicer Productions, Sydney; Music Theatre International Australasia,

Origin Theatrical, Sydney; Playmarket, Wellington; Play Bureau New Zealand, Amanda Stone

Productions

Forum 9F How to get arts media coverage Facilitator: Taryn Utiger with Patrick Landrigan Key Initiatives: Communication, Participation, Training Taryn Utiger is an arts and entertainment reporter for the Taranaki Daily News and Stuff.co.nz. She's been driving arts coverage in Taranaki for four years now and like many modern reporters she juggles multiple roles in a busy digital-first newsroom. Prior to becoming a journalist she spent two years studying theatre in Wellington and has appeared in a number of (non-musical) productions. She will be sharing tips and tricks on how best to pitch a story to a newsroom, how to develop and maintain a good relationship with your local arts reporter, and how to get the greatest coverage for your show. Forum 10F Facebook 101 – a beginners guide for the community theatre user Facilitator: Kate Ghent Key Initiatives: Communication, Participation, Governance, Training Discussion: This is a session aimed at the first time or basic user of Facebook who would like to get their head around this social media avenue. With 9,000 followers on the MTNZ FB page and manager of several other pages, Kate has a great working knowledge of Facebook and how your society can use it effectively as a powerful marketing and communication tool. Bring your laptops and tablets and participate. Daniel in the second session will present on cloud based applications for societies and Holly from iTICKET will look at social media and marketing with ticketing. Forum 11F: How to best work with your team on a production & how to resolve conflict Facilitator: David Adkins Key Initiatives: Communication, Participation Discussion: Out in the “real world” David has a long career in the corporate arena of retail, having held senior roles in major retailers operating throughout NZ and Australia. An Associate Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management, David has been a regular guest speaker at Auckland University and counts teaching as one of his most favourite things. David has a solid understanding of the challenges that societies face, both large and small, and the difficulties that committee’s face in producing shows – and dealing with all the personalities that form a show company. From onstage to backstage, this forum and discussion (we want your ideas too) will give you tips and ideas on how the roles of the management team (Director, Musical Director, Choreographer, Production Manager etc.) and the committee/board can come together to produce a great experience for all involved.

9

Forum 12F: Entertainment and Event Technology Qualification (the new NZQA

Qualifications for Technicians) Facilitator: Dale Henderson Key Initiatives: Communication, Participation, Governance, Training Unsure about what the new Technical Qualifications are all about? Want to know how to get your technicians qualified? Do you understand the difference between undertaking training, and proving competence? Come along and be enlightened on the process to get your ‘boys and girls in black’ the certificates to prove that they are competent ************************************************************************************************

Afternoon Seminar 1.15pm – 4.30pm Seminar S1 Creating great dance, movement & choreography for all your cast members Presenter: Tania Kopytko Key Initiatives: Training, Communication, Participation Content Covered: A great workshop to give you some great tips for dancing and choreography for your productions. Tania will show you how to make your show sparkle by creating fantastic dance that is right for ALL your cast from the least confident to the experienced dancer and how to ensure the movement and dance fits with what you are trying to achieve in your production. This seminar is for all – from those with “two left feet” who struggle with dance, those who are challenged by creating movement and choreography, directors who want to make dance work for their show and for dance people who create for community theatre. Tania is also keen to hear from you – bring your concerns, questions, or perhaps examples of problem areas in past shows (as cast, choreographers or directors) that we could explore solutions for and learn from. It will be a great learning session but fun and interactive at the same time. The seminar will start with a warm up and look at health and safety in dance, then choreography and dance elements and finally discuss issues you face in choreographing movement. You will be moving so please wear appropriate footwear and clothing and bring your water bottle ************************************************************************************************

MTNZ Training Session Four – Second Part Saturday Afternoon Seminars 2.30pm – 4.30pm/5pm Seminar S2 Sound Design Presenter: Glen Ruske, BOUNCE NZ Key Initiatives: Training, Communication, Participation Content Covered: This seminar will be split into two parts – the first hour will be an interactive discussion on overall production planning and execution from the sound designer’s perspective and working with other production departments (ie: directors, musical directors, lighting designers, props & costumes) and how to make the best utilisation of a busy and sometimes stressful time, leading up to opening night. Ideas and suggestions from a sound designer’s perspective, when looking at the overall production from initial planning meetings to opening night. The second part (hour and a half) will be on an advanced audio system design solutions, using analog and digital equipment.

10

Seminar S3 Having a successful career in the arts & entertainment industry in NZ Presenter: Jackie Clarke accompanied by Zac Johns Key Initiatives: Training, Communication, Participation Presented by well known and much loved New Zealand entertainer Jackie Clarke, an hour of Q&A with this amazing and talented lady, followed by a workshop – bring your song and work through it with Jackie – a fantastic opportunity to work with one of New Zealand’s best. Seminar S4 Photography for your programme Presenter: Chris Hill Key Initiatives: Training, Communication, Participation Course Content: Learn about techniques for taking fantastic photos for your programmes, publicity and headshots.

What makes a great programme or publicity shot? Who needs to be involved in the photo shoot? How to get the best from your time. Still or action shots? Lighting, staging and makeup needs. Involving enthusiastic amateurs. Seminar S5: Make Up Workshop Presenter: Minifies Key Initiatives: Training, Participation Content

Basic stage makeup male and female (to look natural)

Stage makeup with lashes ( to look glam)

Basic ageing techniques and basic special effects.

Attaching facial hair and wigs

Seminar S6: Fund raising and sponsorship for community theatre Presenters: Terry Hignett with Kevin Landrigan Key Initiatives: Communication, Participation, Governance, Finance

Gaming and Community Trusts

The current economic climate and how it is affecting available funds

How to apply – who can apply; criteria; important documentation to include with applications,

completion of application forms

How to thank/recognise any sponsorship or grant given

Other forms of fundraising

General discussion and advice

Seminar S7: Social Media and Marketing – the latest on harnessing the power of social

media as part of your ticket selling and theatre loyalty promotions Presenter: iTICKET Marketing & Design Manager - Holly Vaihu Key Initiatives: To demystify and leverage marketing in the social media landscape and offer

inspiration for promoting your theatre and upcoming shows. Content Covered: • Which Social Media platforms work well and how to get the most out of them

• How to hone in on target audiences

• A peek under the hood of Facebook Advertising and Google Analytics

• What’s a content strategy and why do I need one?

• An overview of the ways in which iTICKET can assist your theatre in reaching further

11

Seminar S8: The new Incorporated Societies Act and your constitution – what your Society needs to know Presenter: Sue Barker – Sue Barker Charities Law Key Initiatives: Finance and Governance Course Content Covered: Sue will discuss the new Incorporated Societies Act and how this will impact the non-profit sector going forward. Bring your current constitutions and work through them with Sue and your questions as well. This is a follow up session from Craig’s seminar on the new reporting to Charities and we encourage all Society members to send at least one person to this seminar with Sue. Like the Health and Safety Act and the new reporting standards, all non-profit organisations need to know the changes and the implications – so be in the “know”. Sue Barker Director LLB(Hons) (First Class) / BCA / CA Sue has been advising on charitable sector issues since 1999 and in private legal practice since 2002. Prior to private legal practice, Sue practised for many years as a chartered accountant specialising in tax. Since founding SBCL in 2012, Sue has published a number of articles and book chapters, and presented a number of webinars and seminars, in New Zealand and overseas, relating to charitable sector issues. Sue is also co-author of the text, The Law and Practice of Charities in New Zealand, published by LexisNexis in May 2013. In 2016, Sue was made an Honorary National Life Member of the National Council of Women of New Zealand for her work assisting the Council to regain their charitable registration. http://www.lawnewzealand.co.nz/ Seminar S9: Reach for the Cloud – apps to make theatre easy Presenter: Daniel Pepperell Key Initiatives: Training, Communication, Participation Content Covered: Did you know that a lot of the administration aspects of putting on a show or running your theatre can be made easier by learning about using free or low cost cloud based applications. This is an introductory seminar on how to use apps for your newsletter, Booking an audition, health and safety, Administration, set design, meetings and coordination! Join the Next Generation! *******************************************************************************************************

12

13

MUSICAL THEATRE NEW ZEALAND & NEW PLYMOUTH OPERATIC SOCIETY National Conference and Volunteer Training Weekend 2017 Registration Form – 24 - 25 March

One Registration Form Per Person Attending Please

Name: …………………………………………………………………..................................

Representing: ……………………………………………………………......................................... (Society/Company/School/Other)

Delegate - (please circle – if you are the Society delegate, voting on behalf of)

Contact Phone: ……………………………………………………….(cell number preferred) Email:………………………………………………………………………………….. Accommodation Options - all rates include GST but NOT breakfast. Plymouth International Hotel Dates – Friday 24 March / Saturday 25 March

Type Price Please circle your requirements

A $150 Single / Double / Twin share (no triple available at the Plymouth)

Autolodge - Dates – Friday 24 March / Saturday 25 March

Type Price Room Configuration – please circle your requirements

B $125 Single / Double / Twin share

C TBA Triple (price will be advised if you require this option)

Novotel - Dates – Friday 24 March / Saturday 25 March

Type Price Room Configuration – please circle your requirements

D $190 Single / Double / Twin share

Any other dates: ___________________________________________________________ Any special accommodation requirements? _______________________________________________________________

Any special dietary requirements? Please specify below:

_______________________________________________________________

Yes

No

Please indicate if you are interested in any of the following sessions/tours: Friday 2pm Tour of the TSB Showplace Yes No Friday 2.30pm 1F Health and Safety Workshop Yes No Friday 4pm – 5.15pm 2F The MTNZ Knowledge Café Session Yes No Saturday 8am MTNZ Annual Survey Statistics Presentation with Daniel Pepperell Yes No Sunday 10.30am Tour of the New Plymouth Operatic rooms Yes No

14

Hot Topic Session Saturday 11am – 12pm – please circle or tick ONE session

3F Director and Production Management Forum with David Adkins

4F NextGen Forum – A View from the Pit with Zac Johns

5F New reporting standards Q&A with Sue Barker

6F Want to use social media to market your musical – a Q&A about how to do it within the law

7F Ten tips on marketing your show and junior theatre with Nikol McKail

Saturday Forums and Discussion - 1.15pm – 2.15pm - Please circle or tick ONE forum –

8F Copyright holders forum

9F How to get arts media coverage with Taryn Utiger and Patrick Landrigan

10F Facebook 101 for the beginner with Kate Ghent

11F How to best work with your team on a production & how to resolve conflict with David Adkins

12F Entertainment and Event Technology Qualifications with Dale Henderson

Saturday Seminar Session 1.15– 4.30pm/5pm – this seminar is ALL afternoon

S1 Creating great dance, movement and choreography for all your cast members Tania Kopytko

Saturday Seminar Session 2.30pm – 4.30pm/5pm –- Please circle or tick ONE seminar

S2 Sound Design Glen Ruske, BOUNCE NZ

S3 How to make a successful career in the arts & entertainment industry and workshop

Jackie Clarke with Zac Johns

S4 Photography for your programme Chris Hill

S5 Make up Workshop Minifies

S6 Fund raising and sponsorship for community theatre Terry Hignett with Kevin Landrigan

S7 Social media and marketing through ticketing Holly Vaihu

S8 The new Incorporated Societies Act & your constitution

Sue Barker

S9 Reach for the cloud – apps to make theatre easy Daniel Pepperell

Transport - Flight/Travel Information: Inbound New Plymouth Flight Number: ……………….. Date & Time of Arrival ……………………………………. Do you require transport from the Airport: Yes No Flight/Travel Information: Outbound New Plymouth – Sunday Flight Number: ……………….. Time of Departure……………… Do you require transport to the Airport: Yes No

15

Registration Fees Early Bird (if paid by 31 December 2016) $250 single registration (this includes all functions, AGM and seminars and forums) After 1 January 2017 $280 single registration (this includes all functions, AGM and seminars and forums) MTNZ Forum and Seminar Attendance Only $20 for MTNZ, EVANZ & ETNZ members, $30 for non members The iTICKET Super Gold Friday Night Dinner and Function $60 per single ticket (please note if you are registering for the full conference, this function is

INCLUDED in the full registration fee). The John Herber Limited Swinging in the 60s Party Saturday Night Function Only $125 per single ticket (please note if you are registering for the full conference, this function is

INCLUDED in the full registration fee. The Sunday Morning iTICKET Farewell Breakfast at the Plymouth Hotel $19.50 (this is extra to the registration fee and is normally $21.50) Amount Enclosed: $_______________________________ Or

Amount Transferred: $ _____________________________ Reference: ______________________________

Please send your registration form and cheque to: Musical Theatre New Zealand PO Box 1413, WELLINGTON 6140 Or alternatively transfer payment to: Musical Theatre NZ Incorporated, Westpac – 318 Lambton Quay, Wellington 030-502-0912-552-00 – please include your name as a reference if making a deposit directly into the bank and you can send your registration form as a PDF to kate@mtnz.co.nz

Please note the following: Receipts will only be sent if requested As at 20 February 2017, there will be no registration refunds given for cancelled registrations.

However, you can replace attendees if someone cannot attend at the last minute Please note - conference packs WILL NOT be posted out in February. All reports and

conference information will be available on line, in Dropbox and you will be updated regularly with email. All AGM notices and papers will be emailed to conference attendees, and all members mid February. You will be emailed confirmation of your registration and accommodation for conference.

If you have any questions about the registration form, please contact: Kate Ghent – MTNZ GM Email: kate@mtnz.co.nz Phone: 04-479-5911 Cell: 027-203-3899