Explaining our logo
Our club logo is very symbolic:
The blue represents the sea and sky, while the white depicts Aotea, the long white cloud.
The green koru's shape shows movement, change and growth - it is a symbol of new beginnings, fresh ideas and the future.
And, in the background, is Rangitoto, an icon of Auckland and will be familiar to all who live or have visited our city. Rangitoto is an extinct volcano, which now forms a much-visited island in the Hauraki Gulf.
Our club logo is very symbolic:
The blue represents the sea and sky, while the white depicts Aotea, the long white cloud.
The green koru's shape shows movement, change and growth - it is a symbol of new beginnings, fresh ideas and the future.
And, in the background, is Rangitoto, an icon of Auckland and will be familiar to all who live or have visited our city. Rangitoto is an extinct volcano, which now forms a much-visited island in the Hauraki Gulf.
Who/what is Aotea Auckland?
Inner Wheel is one of the largest international organisations for women, chartered in more than 100 countries. Members are united by friendship and commitment to service in their communities.
2008 saw the formation of New Zealand’s first Inner Wheel Club for younger ladies - the Inner Wheel Club of Aotea Auckland.
We are a club of young women who meet once a month to share friendship, common interests and goals, as well as supporting our community through service and fundraising activities.
We come from all over Auckland, meeting on the fourth Thursday of each month from 7.30 pm at St Paul’s Church Hall, St Vincent Avenue, Remuera.
2008 saw the formation of New Zealand’s first Inner Wheel Club for younger ladies - the Inner Wheel Club of Aotea Auckland.
We are a club of young women who meet once a month to share friendship, common interests and goals, as well as supporting our community through service and fundraising activities.
We come from all over Auckland, meeting on the fourth Thursday of each month from 7.30 pm at St Paul’s Church Hall, St Vincent Avenue, Remuera.
