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  • Radio New Zealand Spectrum Programme | 16 September 2012

    On 16 September, CUE Haven was featured on Radio New Zealand’s Spectrum Programme.  Lisa Thompson of RNZ had joined us in July for the St. Kentigern TFS planting day and recorded the broadcast at that time. Click here to go to the Radio New Zealand web page where you can find a link to listen…

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  • Hospice West Auckland Fathers’ Day Memorial Planting—2 September 2012

    Hospice West Auckland provides specialist palliative care to the people of west Auckland during terminal or life-limiting illnesses, and today CUE Haven was privileged to host a memorial planting day for people who have lost fathers and other loved ones. The fund raising event for Hospice West Auckland was organised by HWA’s Events and Communications…

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  • Honda Tree Fund Celebrates Its 500,000th Tree—30 August 2012

    Since 2004, Honda New Zealand has sponsored the Honda Tree Fund, an environmental programme to support reforestation.  Honda New Zealand contributes trees for every Honda car sold and CUE Haven has been a beneficiary of the program through the Auckland Council’s Environmental Initiatives Fund. This month, the Tree Fund is celebrating a major milestone—sponsoring its 500,000th tree…

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  • Volunteer Planting Day—August 19, 2012

    This year’s planting season ended on a high note with Diana Eden of Conservation Volunteers NZ leading a team of four Year 13 students from Auckland Grammar School – Kaven, Joo, Zhengshen and Jason – and two local community volunteers – Bridie and Terry. The group arrived at about 9:30 and we got acquainted over…

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  • Conservation Volunteers—August 13 – 17, 2012

    A hard working group of Conservation Volunteers made major progress planting trees this week.  The team arrived on Monday morning and included Jenny from Taiwan, Shogo, Tomoyo, Rumika, Azumi, Yoko and Koya from Japan, Chiara and Luca from Italy and Manon from France.  The team was led by Ben Sewell of Conservation Volunteers New Zealand. …

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