Are you planning your future education and career path? In this episode, current NorthTec Te Pūkenga student Ava Ducrot shares her learning and life experience. 

Ava is a first-year carpentry student at the Dyer St Campus. She graduated from Whangarei Girl’s High School in 2017 and learned about the programme from her friends. 

Ava loves the hands-on courses and speaks highly of the supportive and knowledgeable tutors.  

Listen to the full interview to discover how Ava is on her way to becoming a carpenter. 

Are you planning your future education and career path? In this episode, current NorthTec Te Pūkenga student Ava Ducrot shares her learning and life experience. 
Ava is a first-year carpentry student at the Dyer St Campus. She graduated from Whangarei Girl’s High School in 2017 and learned about the programme from her friends. 
Ava loves the hands-on courses and speaks highly of the supportive and knowledgeable tutors.  
Listen to the full interview to discover how Ava is on her way to becoming a carpenter.

The Hits Across Aotearoa is your one-stop shop to catch up with some of The Hits whānau from around the country, including interviews, fun moments and things you may have missed.

The Hits Across Aotearoa is your one-stop shop to catch up with some of The Hits whānau from around the country, including interviews, fun moments and things you may have missed.

The Hits across Aotearoa is your one-stop shop to catch up with some of The Hits whānau from around the country, including interviews, fun moments and things you may have missed.

The Hits Across Aotearoa

Northland: NorthTec Te Pūkenga – Interview with Ava Ducrot

I was lucky enough to catch up with comedian John Bishop, who’s performing at Claudelands in Hamilton this Thursday. John’s been in the comedy game for 25 years, and he’s genuinely one of my favourites.

What makes him even cooler? He’s a fellow motorbike rider. While touring New Zealand, he’s been jumping on the bike between gigs and exploring the country one ride at a time.

We had a great chat about his life in comedy, what he thinks of New Zealand, the places he’s ridden, and what 25 years on the road has taught him.

Such a good guy - and a brilliant storyteller.

I was lucky enough to catch up with comedian John Bishop, who&rsquo;s performing at Claudelands in Hamilton this Thursday. John&rsquo;s been in the comedy game for 25 years, and he&rsquo;s genuinely one of my favourites. What makes him even cooler? He&rsquo;s a fellow motorbike rider. While touring New Zealand, he&rsquo;s been jumping on the bike between gigs and exploring the country one ride at a time. We had a great chat about his life in comedy, what he thinks of New Zealand, the places he&rsquo;s ridden, and what 25 years on the road has taught him. Such a good guy - and a brilliant storyteller.

Blair Dowling talks to John Bishop about 25 years in comedy and riding in NZ

The new show from Rotorua Musical Theatre is coming up, so Paul caught up with a couple of cast members to find out what the show is all about.

The new show from Rotorua Musical Theatre is coming up, so Paul caught up with a couple of cast members to find out what the show is all about.

The Hits Rotorua: Paul chat to the cast of 'Ladies In Black'

We all make mistakes ... some, bigger than others.

Unfortunately, that was the case for a large billboard on Tennyson Street in Napier, which misspelt the name of Central Hawke's Bay Town. 

The digital billboard boasted how Meridian powers the Bay ‘from Waipukaraua to Wairoa’.

Unfortunately for the company, Waipukurau only has two ‘As’, not four.

We all make mistakes ... some, bigger than others.
Unfortunately, <a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/hawkes-bay-today/news/meridians-waipukurau-error-billboard-gaffe-puts-waipukaraua-on-the-map/2UK7OBKOLJCXTMAUWHPET4LJRY/">that was the case for a large billboard on Tennyson Street in Napier</a>, which misspelt the name of Central Hawke's Bay Town. 
The digital billboard boasted how Meridian powers the Bay ‘from Waipukaraua to Wairoa’.
Unfortunately for the company, Waipukurau only has two ‘As’, not four.

Adam & Megan: Our response for unfortunate billboard miss-spell 

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/7784f840-c291-422a-924b-ad9000bbad71/clips/0f344531-f5bb-4ca7-b1c4-b210014de952/transcript

Northland: NorthTec Te Pūkenga – Interview with Ava Ducrot

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