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Andrew Harbott, one of our designers from the Mental Health Foundation 2008 collection (the Normal is Over-rated horse/unicorn design), has made it into the ranks of NZ's top tee designer!!

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Women die needlessly during pregnancy or childbirth everyday in the Pacific. At the global level, every minute another woman dies during pregnancy or childbirth. That is VERY scary (talking as a mum, my ...

I have to admit, I was a bit cynical about this at first glance - Eat so they can?But upon reading more into it, it's really all about friends/community, and using something as simple as a home cooked ...

The latest range of limited edition Mental Health Foundation t-shirts have been released as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2009!This year thehinitiative was only involved in the design stage, providing ...

A first for Island Bay, Wellington!Craft Village, Saturday 8th August, 10am-4pm every 2nd Saturday of each month. It'll be held at 88 The Parade, Presbyterian Church, Island Bay -Local and greater Wellington ...

Charitable design label playing Robin Hood. We all know that we like buying cool things for ourselves & others, but we still want to help out somehow...

TradeMe Stores - Listings from Plunket Trade Me is New Zealand's leading shopping website, with thousands of online auctions and classifieds. Buy and sell online at TradeMe.co.nz!

A is forAudi Design Foundation, whose "aim is to encourage and empower designers by supporting and promoting designs that create a positive change in people's lives".B is forBeatle's inspired MINI that ...

The official twitter account of Plunket, New Zealand’s largest provider of support services for the health and wellbeing of children under the age of five.

In our thirty years of operation, we’ve played a major role in reshaping New Zealand’s approach to mental health, speaking out on a wide variety of topics including unemployment, rape, child abuse, mental health services, compulsive gambling, and domestic violence. Our research programmes have covered Maori mental hea...lth, depression awareness, suicide prevention, at-risk youth, elder abuse/neglect, and numerous other topics. We make a difference by working alongside the public, communities, workplaces, the health sector and the media to raise awareness and counter stigma and discrimination surrounding mental health issues. We provide free information and resources, forge links between communities and advocate for change in social, economic and physical environments to improve mental health and well-being for all New Zealanders.