Rachel Boyack
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Gifts 13
Ticket to the Aotearoa Music Awards – Recorded Music NZ
Tickets (x2) and hospitality for Smokefree Rockquest Finals – Rockquest Promotions Limited
Tickets (x2) and hospitality for opening night of Rigoletto opera – Opera New Zealand
Tickets (x2) to Arts Foundation Laureate Awards Night – The Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi
Tickets and hospitality for two people for Black Caps v Sri Lanka T20 and Super Smash Cricket at Saxton Oval, Nelson – Central Districts Cricket Association and New Zealand Cricket
Tickets and hospitality for two people to the Nelson Sport and Recreation Awards – Sport Tasman
Tickets and hospitality for two people to the opening night of A Midsummer Night's Dream – Royal New Zealand Ballet
Tickets and hospitality for two people to the opening night of We Will Rock You – Capital Theatre Trust
Tickets for two people to Silver Scrolls Awards Night – APRA AMCOS
Tickets for two people to the Big Sing Finale – New Zealand Choral Federation
Tickets for two people to the World of WearableArt Awards – World of WearableArt (WOW) Limited
Tickets for two people to the opening night of World Choir Games – Interkulter and New Zealand Choral Federation
Tickets to the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards (x2) and New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults (x1) – New Zealand Book Awards Trust Te Ohu Tiaki i Te Rau Hiringa
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