For us, business isn't just about dollars and the fiscal bottom line. Being involved in the growth of our Whanganui community, giving our time, expertise and perspective, where and when we can, is a vital part of our work.
We provide pro-bono and discounted services to charities and our community on a regular basis.
Being involved in our community and with a wide range of other people allows us to continue our own learning, to try things out with the support of others, and develop stronger relationships. All of this is not only important for our business, but for us as individuals.
Community events
Below is a copy of Confluence.kiwi website. This is where we host our upcoming community events.
past Community events
If it helps people work in new ways then we're keen to bring it to Whanganui and our community. Here's a selection of the events which we've helped bring to Whanganui over the last couple of years.
Documentary making
Working with director Juanita Deely, Double Farley produced this fascinating insight into the life of Robin Hyde as told by her son Derek.
This short documentary was selected for the prestigious DocEdge 2018 festival and screened as part of their NZ showcase of films, including Q&A's afterwards with the director and star of the film, Derek.
It has also been selected to screen at the Auckland Going West festival in September. Find out more about that festival here: https://www.goingwestfest.co.nz/performance-film-and-poetry
This short documentary was selected for the prestigious DocEdge 2018 festival and screened as part of their NZ showcase of films, including Q&A's afterwards with the director and star of the film, Derek.
It has also been selected to screen at the Auckland Going West festival in September. Find out more about that festival here: https://www.goingwestfest.co.nz/performance-film-and-poetry
Kevin, his filmmaking team, and many people in this special Whanganui community spent hundreds of hours making the beautiful documentary Set In Stone.
In 2017 Set in Stone was selected, and went onto win two awards in the prestigious DocEdge film festival. Doc Edge screens the best international and homegrown documentaries. For more info check out docedge.nz. In that same year it was also officially selected for the Arohanui Film Festival, and had two very special home screenings in Whanganui.
Find out more about this documentary film on its own site here.
