Refresher & Full Course

When: Wed 3rd September 2025

Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm

Where: Mosgiel Presbyterian Church, 11 Church St, Mosgiel

Who: Suitable for grandparents, businesses, NFP organisations, individuals

Cost: $110 per person (incl. morning tea)

Tickets:  Click here to register and pay

Accessibility: The venue is fully accessible for the disabled and wheelchairs users

The Course Covers:

•  CPR (adult, child, infant) & AED use

•  Choking & life-threatening bleeding

•  Fractures, burns & medical emergencies

•  Head, spinal & trauma injuries

…and much more!

Stay prepared – book your spot today! If this date does not suit you there is a second course on the 3rd September 2025.

Note: This course complies with NZ workplace Health and Safety Act.

There is no assessment facility available for NZQA unit standards.

SafetyAid facilitators are NZ Resuscitation Council Approved, Emergency Care Instructors.

**FULLY BOOKED**

When:    Friday 20th June, 6pm - 9pm

Where:   Youth East Taieri Hub, 4 Cemetery Road, East Taieri

Cost:       Free

Tickets:   Click here to register (for catering purposes)

Celebrate Matariki Ahunga Nui with the Taieri community - sharing kai, kōrero, waiata, and fun in the spirit of togetherness, reflection, and connection.

Hosted by Taieri Network and Te Whare Tapa Whā ō Taieri, this free event invites everyone to come together for a community hāngī, storytelling, and kōrero. Enjoy engaging games, youth-focused fun, and beautiful waiata that everyone is welcome to join in.

With fun, whānau-friendly activities and space for reflection and renewal, it’s a time to honour the past, celebrate the present, and set intentions for the future. 

Bring a photo of loved ones that have passed. Come be part of something special where people and place are celebrated in true Matariki spirit.

Free and open to all.

When:    10th June, 9.00 AM - 3.00 PM

Where:   Livestream Link is HERE - Morning session 9am - 12pm | Afternoon session 12.30pm - 2.30pm

Join us on the live stream for the Taieri Matariki Hui Ako - a vibrant and inclusive community celebration where we come together to honour Matariki, a time of gathering, sharing, and connection.

This special event brings together preschools and schools from across the southern suburbs of Ōtepoti Dunedin, offering a shared space to learn and practise and strengthen tikanga Māori practices. Students will take the stage to showcase their talents, with kapa haka performances and expressions of cultural heritage and belonging, helping to strengthen identity and support smooth transitions in their educational journeys.

Due to limited space, this event will be live-streamed (as we are unable to accommodate whānau or spectators onsite) so whānau across Aotearoa and Australia can still join in and support their tamariki and mokopuna from afar. 

Be a part of this uplifting community event - celebrating who we are, where we come from, and where we’re going together under the stars of Matariki.

NB: attached schedule may change. Best to check with your child's school.

Anzac Park, Gordon Road, Mosgiel | 10 June - 26 June

Celebrate the Māori New Year under a sky full of stars - right in the heart of Mosgiel. This beautiful, immersive static display transforms a container into a night-sky-inspired space, illuminated by fairy lights and filled with the warmth and wonder of Matariki.

Located at ANZAC Park, the display highlights the nine whetū (stars) of the Matariki constellation, inviting visitors to learn about their meaning and significance through engaging signage and QR codes linking to deeper insights. Rooted in mātauranga Māori, the display encourages reflection, connection, and peaceful contemplation during this special time of year.

Whether you're strolling by in the evening or visiting with whānau, the display offers a positive, welcoming experience that sets the tone for the wider Matariki on the Taieri celebrations. Come, learn, and bask in the glow Matariki.

Monthly meeting for all community groups, service providers and agencies who either work or live in the greater Taieri area. 

They may be based in Dunedin but their services support residents living in the greater Taieri area.

Date: Thurs, 20th February 2025

Time: 1pm - 3pm

Where: Sinclair Room, Mosgiel Presbyterian Church, 11 Church St, Mosgiel

This month's guest speaker is Michaela Corcoran from Stopping Violence Dunedin.

Please RSVP if you can attend: email hello@taierinetwork.co.nz