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Issue 69 – Autumn 2026

A to Z of… Networking
Spotlight on the Sector
Five Good Ideas: Volunteer Recognition
Stuff on the Net: Tools supporting volunteer recognition
Well…That’s something new we’ve learnt
Capital Campaign Success: Small and mighty Q&A with Carole Parker, Abbeyfield Katikati magazine
Gifts in Wills: Checking in with an expert Q&A with Fiona George
Part of the Community Landscape: Out-of-home media
Digital Marketing vs Social Media Marketing: What’s the real difference Jon Tarr
Planned Success: Making meetings better
Wearing all the Hats: Tackling time, tasks and to-do lists
Good Fit: Exploring how we bring volunteers into the team
Volunteering Tied to Government Support: Exploring options Megan Thorn
Te Tiriti o Waitangi: Why we have it, what it says and why it matters now Jen Margaret
Continuously Learning: 14 ways to upskill your trustees
Self-Kindness: Laying down what we carry Christina Baird
Day Challenge: Getting self-care into your daily routine
Getting to Know: Katie Querin
The Last Word: Happiness

PLUS Three pages of the latest funding rounds

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