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CommunityNet Aotearoa is a New Zealand website that provides how-to guides, advice and tools for charities and community groups.

It was founded in 1998 with support from the Department of Internal Affairs.^{[citation needed]} At its launch, the spokesperson for the steering committee said (inter alia) "We have indeed been fortunate that DIA has taken a hands-off approach and insisted from the very beginning that it would be governed by community. Well done Internal Affairs." Since 2017 the website is maintained by the NZ Navigator Trust.^[1]

Along with case studies, how-to guides, "hot topics", categories of links, and community notices, it offers free weekly or monthly email newsletters.

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• Speech Notes by Ross Himona at the Launch of CommunityNet Aotearoa - "Whakataka te hau ki te uru ... "

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