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New Zealand Film Commission To Conclude Core Funding Programme In June 2027 | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Art & Entertainment | Book Reviews | Education | Entertainment Video | Health | Lifestyle | Sport | Sport Video | Search The New Zealand Film Commission (NZFC) has announced that its Core Funding Programme, which provides ongoing operational funding to screen organisations and guilds, will conclude when existing contracts end on 30 June 2027. NZFC met directly with the 10 organisations funded through the programme to discuss the decision. Funding under the programme totals just over $1 million.
Chart-Topping UK Pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason Debuts With NZSO In October | Scoop News (opens the original)
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Art & Entertainment | Book Reviews | Education | Entertainment Video | Health | Lifestyle | Sport | Sport Video | Search One of the UK’s most exciting pianists, who was sponsored by Sir Elton John to study music, makes her Aotearoa debut with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra next month. Isata Kanneh-Mason, the eldest of the extraordinary Kanneh-Mason musical dynasty, performs with the NZSO in Wellington and Christchurch on 16 and 18 October. In addition, on 17 October she performs a special so
Pharmac Expands Access To Funded Cancer Medicines For Adolescents And Young Adults | Scoop News (opens the original)
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News Video | Policy | GPs | Hospitals | Medical | Mental Health | Welfare | Search More young people with cancers that commonly occur in childhood will soon have access to funded cancer medicines, following a decision by Pharmac to update Rule 8.1(b) of the Pharmaceutical Schedule. Rule 8.1(b) gives children with cancer, treated in a paediatric oncology service, funded access to any medicine used to treat their cancer. “From 14 October, this access will be extended to adolescents and young adult
Hato Hone St John Encourages Kiwis To Learn CPR For Their Loved Ones | Scoop News (opens the original)
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News Video | Policy | GPs | Hospitals | Medical | Mental Health | Welfare | Search Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time, and knowing what to do can be the difference between life and death; whether it's a parent, a child, a friend, or a neighbour, every New Zealander has the power to help save a life. This October, Hato Hone St John, along with major sponsor MAS (Medical Assurance Society), isurging people to “learn CPR for your loved one” by taking part in Shocktober, Hato
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