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2023 Taranaki Sports Awards – Congratulations Zoe Hobbs

Nov 18, 2023 |

Sportsperson of the year Zoe Hobbs
Smashing records around the world and breaking new ground for New Zealand female sprinters – Zoe Hobbs season is packed with highlights. Finishing 10th at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hobbs also ran the fastest 100m on Australian soil with a 10.97 second victory.
She also clocked a new personal best and New Zealand record of 10.96 seconds in July and finished 9th in the international diamond league.
Hobbs dominated domestically, resetting the New Zealand Resident Record and the all-Comers record twice and breaking the New Zealand record three times, picking up her seventh consecutive national 100m title. She has run under the Olympic Games qualifying standard of 11.07 and if selected, she will be the first female sprinter to represent New Zealand at the Olympics since 1976.

Pūrongo 499 | Lou Walker – Kaitātari kaute Wāhine Māori

Oct 11, 2023 |

Pūrongo 499 | Lou Walker
Nō ngā kāwai o Te Awa Tupua o Whanganui a Lou Walker.
E hāngai ana tēnei pūrongo ki te aronui o Lou Walker ki te ao tatauranga.
Ku’ roa a Walker e kaingākaunui ana ki te tatauranga mai nō i ā ia i te kura.
Kei te mahi a Walker ki tetehi whare tatauranga tonu. Ā, kei te pūpū ake ōna pūkenga.
E whai ake nei ko Eruera Rerekura me te pūrongo.
Lou Walker of Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi is an aspiring charted accountant.
As a 5th former at Whanganui High School she realised how good she was at maths and studyed accounting.
Now, the 32-year-old is an auditor at Silks Audit’s Whanganui office working among other young Māori professionals.
Eventually she wants to become a charted accountant and work with Māori businesses and with whānau to build their intergenerational wealth.
Our Whanganui correspondent Eruera Rerekura caught up with her at her mahi and has this story…
Manu Korokī: Eruera Rerekura
Amo Reo: Rauru Broughton
Kaikapo Whakaahua: Sacha Keating
Kaiwāwāhi Matua: Sacha Keating
Kaiwhakahaere: Tipene O’Brien
Kaiwhakaputa: Tamzyn Pue
🔹▪️He rau aweawe nō Te Māngai Pāho i tere ai te manu nei.

Ratana Junior Rugby – new hoodies

Jul 22, 2023 |

Our tamariki are looking awesome in their cool new hoodies, kindly sponsored by Silks Audit.
A very heartfelt mihi to our sponsors Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Ltd for your ongoing support for our tamariki and our community. We truly appreciate it, Thank you.
We are Rātana ❤️🤍💙

Relationship pays dividends

May 11, 2023 |

When Silks Audit wanted to set up a base in New Plymouth to better serve their local clients they knocked on the door of the business school at WITT Te Pūkenga to help staff the office.

Pūrongo 384 | Aotea Netball Nationals

Apr 17, 2023 |

Pūrongo 384 | Aotea Netball Nationals
Tērā ia te tonamana neti pōro Māori.
I korowaitia ngā hau maha ki raro i a Taranaki maunga arā ki Ngā Motu.
He kaupapa whakahirahira tonu tēnei e whakapiki ana e whakakake ana i te waiora me te wairua Māori anō hoki.
I tae ake a Eruera Rerekura ki te whakataetae nei.
After months of training, bonding, growing and preparing the Aotea Māori Netball team hosted the national tournament in New Plymouth over Easter weekend.
50 Māori girls most of who were not brought up in their taha Māori were nurtured and eventually learned more about themselves by going to noho marae (marae stay overs) being taught about their whakapapa and appreciating the whanaungatanga, connecting with one another.
Māori Netball grew out of kaupapa hauora supporting the target of a smokefree Aotearoa by 2025.
It’s hoped that the hauora aspect of the sport encourages a healthy lifestyle on and off the netball court and for the rest of their lives.
Thanks to Silks Audit who sponsorsed the Aotea Māori Netball team who believe in developing young Māori women to achieve.
Our Whanganui correspondent Eruera Rerekura has followed their journey and attended the competition in New Plymouth and has this story
Manu Korokī: Eruera Rerekura
Amo Reo: Rauru Broughton
Kaikapo Whakaahua: Renee Temara
Kaiwāwāhi Matua: Sacha Keating
Kaiwhakahaere: Tipene O’Brien
Kaiwhakaputa: Tamzyn Pue
🔹▪️He rau aweawe nō Te Māngai Pāho i tere ai te manu nei.

Ratana Paa Kaihoe Trust – Waka Ama Nationals

Jan 18, 2023 |

Ratana Paa Kaihoe were out in full force! and I must say, our new kakahu really stood out amongst the crowds. Once again a huge mihi to Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Ltd who sponsored our new race tops for all our Junior paddlers, they look amazing!!

🏆2022 Taranaki Sportsperson of the year🏆

Nov 23, 2022 |

Congratulations to our Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Ltd: Sportsperson @corey_peters (Para alpine ski racing)
Corey Peters continued his inspirational run on the slopes of the 2022 Beijing Paralympic Winter Games winning Gold in the Men’s Downhill Sitting event and a Silver in the Men’s Super G Sitting event.

2023 Taranaki Sports Awards – Congratulations Zoe Hobbs

2023 Taranaki Sports Awards – Congratulations Zoe Hobbs

Nov 18, 2023 |

Sportsperson of the year Zoe Hobbs
Smashing records around the world and breaking new ground for New Zealand female sprinters – Zoe Hobbs season is packed with highlights. Finishing 10th at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hobbs also ran the fastest 100m on Australian soil with a 10.97 second victory.
She also clocked a new personal best and New Zealand record of 10.96 seconds in July and finished 9th in the international diamond league.
Hobbs dominated domestically, resetting the New Zealand Resident Record and the all-Comers record twice and breaking the New Zealand record three times, picking up her seventh consecutive national 100m title. She has run under the Olympic Games qualifying standard of 11.07 and if selected, she will be the first female sprinter to represent New Zealand at the Olympics since 1976.

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Pūrongo 499 | Lou Walker – Kaitātari kaute Wāhine Māori

Pūrongo 499 | Lou Walker – Kaitātari kaute Wāhine Māori

Oct 11, 2023 |

Pūrongo 499 | Lou Walker
Nō ngā kāwai o Te Awa Tupua o Whanganui a Lou Walker.
E hāngai ana tēnei pūrongo ki te aronui o Lou Walker ki te ao tatauranga.
Ku’ roa a Walker e kaingākaunui ana ki te tatauranga mai nō i ā ia i te kura.
Kei te mahi a Walker ki tetehi whare tatauranga tonu. Ā, kei te pūpū ake ōna pūkenga.
E whai ake nei ko Eruera Rerekura me te pūrongo.
Lou Walker of Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi is an aspiring charted accountant.
As a 5th former at Whanganui High School she realised how good she was at maths and studyed accounting.
Now, the 32-year-old is an auditor at Silks Audit’s Whanganui office working among other young Māori professionals.
Eventually she wants to become a charted accountant and work with Māori businesses and with whānau to build their intergenerational wealth.
Our Whanganui correspondent Eruera Rerekura caught up with her at her mahi and has this story…
Manu Korokī: Eruera Rerekura
Amo Reo: Rauru Broughton
Kaikapo Whakaahua: Sacha Keating
Kaiwāwāhi Matua: Sacha Keating
Kaiwhakahaere: Tipene O’Brien
Kaiwhakaputa: Tamzyn Pue
🔹▪️He rau aweawe nō Te Māngai Pāho i tere ai te manu nei.

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