Rotorua RSA Inc. in Rotorua, New Zealand

Format for Armistice Day tomorrow, there has been some last minute changes to personal but the order remains the same. Wet weather alternative will be the Government Garden Tea Rooms. If you cannot make it you could observe a minutes silence at 1100 where ever you may be. Least we forget.

We're accepting registrations from New Zealand veterans who want to take part in a pilot course for veterans at the Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre in Wai...rarapa later this month. The five day course is designed to up-skill veterans who might be out of work, or looking for a career change, and includes fencing, farm vehicles, fencing, sheep and cattle farming, and beekeeping. Our friends from UCOL and the Ministry for Primary Industries have partnered with us for this pilot course. Meals and accommodation are provided and we will cover travel to and from Tarartahi. The course is limited to eight veterans and registrations will be taken on a first-come first-served basis. 30 November to 4 December 2020 Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre, Masterton To find out more, check out our website: www.veteransaffairs.mil.nz//pilot-course-for-veterans-at-/ Beekeeping at Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre.

The capture of the French town of Le Quesnoy by the New Zealand Division on 4 November 1918 has special significance in New Zealand's military history. This is ...not merely because it was the last major action by the New Zealanders in the Great War the armistice followed a week later but also because of the particular way it was captured. Read More: http://ow.ly/83cY50CaMdM Capture of the walls of Le Quesnoy by George Edmund Butler, 1920. Source: NZHistory