CARTERS TRADE LEAGUE IS COMING…..
COME HUNGRY – COME CURIOUS
Get ready to level up your knowledge, build your skills, and get ahead of the game.
Welcome to Trade League, a brand-new event series built for tradies who want more than just another boring breakie. It's your opportunity to upskill, learn from trusted suppliers, discover the latest products and innovations, and gain valuable industry insights that can help you and your business stay ahead of the game. Experience hands-on product demonstrations, connect directly with suppliers, access event offers, and enjoy great food and good company along the way.
One hour is all it takes to invest in yourself, your team, and your business.
SHOW UP. LEVEL UP. STAY AHEAD OF THE GAME.
- Upskill and learn from industry experts
- Experience hands-on product demonstrations
- Get the latest updates from trusted suppliers
- Take advantage of special offers
- Enjoy great food and good company
- Go in the draw to win fantastic prizes
Trade League is heading to selected CARTERS branches nationwide. Find your local event and save the date!
WIN BIG AT TRADE LEAGUE - Because showing up should have its rewards.
- CARTERS vouchers to be won at every event
- PLUS entry into the National Grand Prize draw, drawn after the final Trade League event.
We've partnered with Melanoma New Zealand to offer free skin cancer spot checks. Available at these 11 event locations. CARTERS Petone, Hamilton, Blenheim, Wānaka, Mangawhai, Albany, Hornby, Pukekohe, Henderson, Panmure, Tauranga
Show up! Spotting it early could save your life.
Melanoma in Aotearoa New Zealand
New Zealand has one of the highest rates of melanoma in the world and the highest death rate. More people die from skin cancer in New Zealand each year than on our roads. There are more than 7,000 diagnoses of melanoma each year, and around 300 people will die from the disease annually.
Melanoma is less common than non-melanoma skin cancers but is responsible for the most deaths from skin cancer. Most melanomas are caused by too much ultraviolet radiation (UVR), either from the sun or artificial sources such as sunbeds. UVR cannot be seen or felt and can be harmful even on cool and cloudy days. UVR exposure during a person's first 18 years of life is the most critical for cancer-causing skin damage.
The good news is that melanoma can be preventable and, if caught and treated early enough, it is almost always curable.
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