Blogs
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Westpac–26 November 2025
Today a small team from Westpac bank’s Analytics & Insights group helped out with a challenging walking track project. The team arrived first thing in the morning and included Bruno, Ken, Olek and Molood. Most of the team had been to CUE Haven before, and we took some time to catch up over morning tea.
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Spark and Friends–14 November 2025
Spark is New Zealand’s leading digital services provider and one of New Zealand’s largest companies. Since 2012, Spark employees have been coming to CUE Haven for their staff volunteer days and have made major contributions to our walking track network. Over the years, the team has grown to include Spark alumni, family and friends and
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CUE Haven Shed Blessing–October 2025
CUE Haven’s mission is to be a freely accessible, well maintained nature reserve for the community to enjoy for education and enjoyment. However, up until recently, visitor entry to CUE Haven had been by appointment only as the entry gate was kept locked for security reasons since we lacked secure storage facilities for the ute
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Orewa College International Students–10 November 2025
Since 2014, international students from Orewa College have come to CUE Haven to help out and also learn a little about New Zealand plants and animals and today we welcomed another group of thirty-seven students from Chile, Germany, Italy, Japan and South Africa. Joining us were Amelie, Anna, Anni, Basti, Braydon, Charlotte, Colombina, Elena, Elias,
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Woodhill Primary School–4 November 2025
Today we were delighted to welcome 58 students from Woodhill School and Kaukapakapa School to CUE Haven to explore a bit of the CUE Haven ngahere and learn a bit about being good kaitiaki. The 58 students from Year 4 to 8 were accompanied by 10 adults -Woodhill School Principal Dawn Fern, Deputy Principal, Rewana
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