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Judith Tizard's media diary June 3-9

By: New Zealand Government
Published: Fri 2 Jun 2000 02:58 PM
June 2, 2000 Media Advisory
Judith Tizard's media diary June 3-9
Saturday, June 3 - AUCKLAND
11.45pm: Representing the Prime Minister at Celebration of Performing Arts,
Aotea Square, Auckland
Sunday, June 4 - OHAKUNE
3pm: Attending workshops at Sing Aotearoa Festival 2000
Venue: Ruapehu College, Tainui St, Ohakune
7.30pm: Giving brief speech on Government's cultural recovery package at Sing Aotearoa Festival 2000
Wednesday, June 7- CHRISTCHURCH
10am: Visiting Robert McDougall Art Gallery, Rolleston Ave, Christchurch
1.15-2.45pm: Visiting artists at the nearby Arts Centre
3pm: Giving speech on the Government's cultural recovery package at major Arts Forum in the boardroom, Te Waipounamu House, Te Rununga O Ngai Tahu, 158 Hereford St. Press pack to be handed out.
Friday, June 9 – PALMERSTON NORTH
9.40am: Visiting UCOI – Performing Art School and general tour of polytech,
Palmerston North
10.50am Visiting Freyberg High School's Music Department with Palmerston North MP Steve Maharey
12pm: Visiting Te Kura Kaupapa Maori O Manawatu with Steve Maharey and Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP Parekura Horomia

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