The illustrated Rakino News is published 10 times a year. Subscription is $30 for 10 issues, including postage within New Zealand. Delivery on the island is by arrangement.
Send subscription payments, contributions and advertising inquiries to:
Rakino News
PO Box 5297
Wellesley Street
Auckland
Copy deadline is 12th of month preceding publication.
Publishing editor: Colin Maclaren
The searching is now much better. Type what you like into the wee bar at the top left of this page and hit enter. All the posts which contain the keywords appear.
A new feature is LABELS. When a new post is created I can assign different labels to it. These are listed on the left of the page. If you click on one of them it takes you to all the posts with that label. (The old posts don't have labels.)
Remember about the rss feed which you can subscribe to. Click here or at the link at the bottom of each page.
Finally put a few comments in relating to the articles.
I am in the middle of updating the blog. It should have a few more features.
Suggestions and constructive criticism are welcome - rakino.island@gmail.com
The Annual General Meeting of the Rakino Ratepayers Association will be held on Sunday 22nd October 2006 (Labour Weekend) at 2:00pm in the hall on Rakino Island. All are welcome!!
Click the below links for more information:
Fishing Competition
Arts and Crafts
regards
Michael
I removed the tagging-board seeing as how it was causing some problems - might try again at a later date. :(
Anyone can comment! No logging in or passwords are required. Just click on the link with the speech bubble and the number of comments just below the desired article. You can comment anonymously or with your name.
Don't be shy, try using the tagging board to the side of the page also.
Inappropriate comments may by censored.
regards
Michael Carson
I would just like to clarify the issue that the Rakino Ratepayers Association is not against the support of native birds. They are all for the planting of native bush and the removal of weeds and other such measures of encouraging and nurturing bird life. The one thing however that it is not supporting is the banning of cats. This has been decided by a democratic vote. The banning of cats is something that DOC and Forest and Bird have not even contemplated.
Regards
Michael Carson
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