New Zealand Newsletter Archive 2009-2013

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2013

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107 Summer – December PDF 13,600
106 Spring – September PDF 9,600
105 Winter – June PDF 9,500
104 Autumn – March PDF 10,500
2012

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103 Summer – December PDF 8,100
102 Spring – September PDF 8,100
101 Winter – June PDF 8,400
100 Autumn – March PDF 8,000
2011

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99 Summer – December PDF 2,300
98 Spring – September PDF 1,800
97 Winter – June PDF 1,000
96 Autumn – March PDF 1,400
2010

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95 Summer – December PDF 2,100
94 Spring – September PDF 1,300
93 Winter – June PDF 679
92 Autumn – March PDF 683
2009

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91 Summer – December PDF 687
90 Spring – September PDF 713
89 Winter – June
The Power of Zero Designs		 PDF
PDF		 433
192
88 Autumn – March PDF 482
2008

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87 Summer – December PDF 657
86 Spring – September PDF 344
85 Winter – June PDF 440
84 Autumn – March PDF 388
2007

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83 Summer – December PDF 1,025
82 Spring – September PDF 626
81 Winter – July PDF 849
80 Autumn – March PDF 768
2006

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79 Summer – December PDF 317
78 Spring – September PDF 265
77 Winter – June PDF 376
76 Autumn – March PDF 168

 

LETS Community News

is the newsletter of LETS Connect New Zealand, the central LETS body in New Zealand. It is published quarterly and emailed to members of various LETS groups in New Zealand.

 

LETS Community News – Issue No. 01/05, 15 January 2005

 

River Barter & Exchange System – The News Box

The News Box is the newsletter of River Exchange & Barter System in Wanganui, New Zealand.
It is published monthly and emailed to members of REBS.

 

2011
Title Date Type Size (Kb)
News Exchange March PDF 1300
News Exchange February PDF 1300
2010
Title Date Type Size (Kb)
News Exchange December PDF 1370
News Exchange November PDF 2670
News Exchange October PDF 1310
News Exchange September PDF 1370
News Exchange August PDF 1470
The News Box July PDF 1570
The News Box June PDF 1480
The News Box May PDF 1490
The News Box April PDF 1520
The News Box March PDF 1350
The News Box February PDF 1370
2009
Title Date Type Size (Kb)
The News Box October PDF 727
The News Box September PDF 554
The News Box August PDF 580
The News Box July PDF 597
The News Box June PDF 598
The News Box May PDF 641
The News Box April PDF 1002
The News Box March PDF 907
The News Box February PDF 993

 

Wellington Community Exchange NEWS

 

No Date Contents
No.4 25 October 2006
  1. Welcome!!
  2. Where Do We Stand?
  3. Russell on Parenting – Failed Experiment
  4. Advantages of Community Currencies Too Subtle, Especially in ‘Good Times’?
  5. Add to Russell’s Efforts and Multiply Our Reach
No.3 24 September 2006
  1. Welcome!!
  2. Where Do We Stand?
  3. REB working for dollars
  4. Add to REB and Multiply Our Reach
  5. The Dev-zone Event, and Opportunities to Build Our Exchange
  6. Reflection: The CES website not an easy portal for people to enter our exchange
  7. Our next Event
  8. Currencies for the 3rd Millennium – by Christoph Hench
  9. Any questions? Any doubts? Please contact me!
  10. The Dreaded Negative Balance!!
No.2 11 August 2006
  1. Welcome!!
  2. Where Do We Stand?
  3. Question and Answer Session and Shared Meal
  4. “The Meaning of Money, and a New Kind of Money!!” Seminar at Dev-zone 24th August
  5. Visitor from Cape Town – Accommodation paid in CES money!!
  6. Any questions? Any doubts? Please contact me!
  7. Restricted by Your Offerings? No Way!!
  8. Negotiating with Your Partner Member
  9. The Dreaded Negative Balance!!
  10. Keeping Your Offerings ‘Live’
  11. Improving Security with a Personal Password
  12. Making Your Offerings Attractive
  13. ‘Substituting’ Day-to-day Purchases and Work Activity into the Exchange
  14. ‘Indulgent’ or Special Offerings and Wants
No.1 8 June 2006
  1. Welcome!!
  2. Where do we stand?
  3. The Astronomy Wonder Session
  4. Keeping Your Offerings ‘Live’
  5. Improving Security with a Personal Password
  6. Making your Offerings Attractive
  7. ‘Substituting’ Day-to-day Purchases and Work Activity into the Exchange
  8. ‘Indulgent’ or Special Offerings and Wants