Abel Tasman Youth Ambassadors for 2020 were welcomed at Te Awhina Marae, whilst 2019’s cohort were farewelled.
Motueka Guardian, 6 November 2019
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2020 Abel Tasman Youth Ambassadors welcomed – Motueka Guardian
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