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A former Morrinsville College student is looking forward to getting cold next summer. Waikato University earth scientist Natalie Miedema was last week named as the winner of this year's Antarctic Youth Ambassador Award.
Piako Toastmasters Club will help mark New Zealand Leadership Week later this month. Club spokeswoman Bette Blance said the aim of the Sir Peter Blake Trust is to inspire New Zealanders to develop the qualities and characteristics evident in the visionary leadership of Sir Peter.
Read MoreAward-winning New Zealand writer, actor and director Oscar Kighley, member of comedy group Naked Samoans, writer of Bro Town and star of Sione's Wedding will be guest speaker at the upcoming Emerging Leaders Conference to be held in Christchurch.
Read MoreYouth Affairs Minister Paula Bennett and Rugby World Cup 2011 chief executive Martin Sneddon were among the speakers at a school leadership forum in Christchurch yesterday.
Read MoreLady Pippa Blake took time out of her busy schedule to help young environmentalists on a mission to clean up Sir Peter Blake's childhood suburb.
Read MoreRecovering anthrax-poisoned bodies and retrieving neutralising agents from wells surrounded by landmines are just two of the challenges 60 Manawatu and Rangitikei high school students have had to overcome. The tasks form part of the Sir Peter Blake Trust leadership week.
Read MoreThe New Zealand-born vice-chancellor of Oxford University has won the Blake medal, one of New Zealand's top leadership honours.
Read MoreAs Leadership Week approaches, New Zealand businesses are being urged to take a closer look at the cost of poor management.
Read MoreYou may not know all the names, but all of them have added something of value to life in Opotiki in the past year. There are 81 nominations for the town's 2009 Contributions Award and after difficult deliberations, the judges verdict will be delivered at a celebratory presentation show on Saturday night - dubbed "a night out with our stars".
Read MoreDebates, discussion and a few challenges will mark the experiences of students taking part in New Zealand Leadership Week.
The week runs from 26 June to 3 July and is promoted by the Sir Peter Blake Trust to raise awareness of the importance and impact of great leadership. Schools around the country are contributing to the events.
Read More"Having vision is not enough. Change comes through realising the vision and turning it into a reality. It is easy to espouse worthy goals, values and policies; the hard part is implementation."
Learn about Sir Peter Blake and his journeys around the globe