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Harcourts Dancing with the Stars set for its third year

Shauni James
By Shauni James
Rotorua Weekender reporter·Rotorua Daily Post·
1 Dec, 2017 04:00 PM2 mins to read

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Kelly Albrecht and Steve Pinder were the Harcourts Dancing with the Stars winners for 2017. Photo/File

Kelly Albrecht and Steve Pinder were the Harcourts Dancing with the Stars winners for 2017. Photo/File

For the third year in a row 10 courageous couples will get their dancing shoes on and learn how to ballroom dance for the Rotorua Community Hospice fundraiser.

The popular extravaganza Harcourts Dancing with the Stars has been confirmed to take place again in 2018.

Rotorua Hospice acting funding and development manager Lisa Pauling encourages people to make sure they set aside July 28 on their calendar.

The event will again be held at the Energy Events Centre.

Pauling said they were starting the process of selecting people to take part now. Once again, public auditions will be held to make up the 10th couple.

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Donna Bates and Justin Nichols were the winners in 2016. Photo/File
Donna Bates and Justin Nichols were the winners in 2016. Photo/File

She said at this stage next year's event would stick to the same formula as the previous two, though this time the judging of the top couples will be different and there will not be a clap-o-meter.

"It is a winning formula and great for raising money and awareness for hospice."

Pauling said great local businesses have been involved previously and the awareness of hospice and its services was amazing.

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"I think it could be said it is the event of the year for Rotorua."

If you think you know of someone who would be a great addition to the dancing couples contact Pauling by emailing pr@rotoruahospice.co.nz.

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