Australian and New Zealand Audiences Enthusiastic about the Divine Performing Arts Chinese Spectacular (Photos) |
| (Clearwisdom.net) In 2007, Divine Performing Arts (DPA) staged 82 shows of the Chinese Spectacular in 32 cities worldwide. Two hundred thousand people enjoyed the DPA performances. In 2008, two separate DPA companies staged 210 shows in 66 cities throughout the world, with an audience of six hundred thousand people. |
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15/12/2008 , Reports on Shen Yun
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New Zealand: Falun Gong Practitioners in Rotorua Christmas Parade (Photos) |
(Clearwisdom.net) On November 29, Falun Gong practitioners in New Zealand took part in the Christmas Parade in Rotorua with the Divine Land Marching Band. |
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11/12/2008 , Community Events
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New Zealand: Maori Chief Appeals to Supreme Court for Falun Gong (Photo) |
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(Clearwisdom.net) Santa Claus Parade organizer Michael Barnett, a top official with the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, denied the Falun Gong application to enter the Christmas parade. Sources report that this was done to help maintain positive business relations with China. On December 1, 2008, Maori Chief Mr. Amato Akarana submitted a petition to the New Zealand Supreme Court asking it to try the case from a human rights violation perspective. |
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03/12/2008 , Voices of Support
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New Zealand: Introducing Falun Dafa on Declaration of Independence Day at Waitangi (Photos) |
(Clearwisdom.net) October 8 is New Zealand's Declaration of Independence Day, an important day for the Maori people. Chiefs and families from all over New Zealand celebrated their holiday at Waitangi. The Falun Gong group was invited to take part in the celebration in 2008.  |
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07/11/2008 , Community Events
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New Zealand: A Primary School Invites Practitioners to Teach the Falun Gong Exercises (Photo) |
(Clearwisdom.net) Recently, the Rotorua Primary School in New Zealand invited Falun Gong practitioners to come and teach the five sets of Falun Gong exercises over five consecutive weeks. The majority of students in this school are New Zealand aboriginal or Maori children. After doing the exercises, many students said that they felt the energy circulating around their bodies. The schoolteachers also said that they felt great after practicing the exercises. |
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19/09/2008 , Community Events
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