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		<title>Nescafe&#8217; TogetherNES</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:15:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[TogetherNES is an initiative aimed at heartland Nescafé consumers, encouraging them to foster a stronger sense of community by getting to know their neighbours better through the friendly act of sharing a cuppa.  TogetherNES also invites community submissions for funding from a potential $100,000 pool for worthwhile community projects. Nestlé NZ sought an innovative media plan to launch the initiative.]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Brief
The Warehouse was working with the two designers behind the successful Republic Home store in Auckland to launch a brand new nationwide home wares range.  The top secret partnership with Peter Reid and Graham Dickie was the first design collaboration of its kind to hit New Zealand&#8217;s retail industry.  The two entrepreneurs had spent [...]]]></description>
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The Wattie’s Volunteer Coach of the Year awards help promote Wattie’s commitment to the grassroots communities and show support for volunteer sports coaches who give up their time to help foster young sporting talent.  2008 marks the fifth consecutive year of the awards and the challenge is to keep them fresh, relevant and [...]]]></description>
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