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  • ANZ—5 April 2016

    ANZ New Zealand is one of New Zealand’s largest companies and one of its largest banks.  They have a strong commitment to corporate responsibility and community service and through their volunteering programme they encourage staff to volunteer their skills and time to community projects.  Over the years there have been several teams of ANZ staff…

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  • ANZ and PwC—19 February 2016

    What do you get when you combine a group of bankers and a group of finance professionals?  Answer:  A fantastic completed walking track! Today a group from the ANZ bank Professional Services Group teamed up with representatives of the PwC Private Business Group for a day of track building and networking.  ANZ is one of…

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  • Spark and Friends Track Building Day—25 January 2016

    Today a very enthusiastic and motivated group of volunteers came to help out on the new walking track. The group included Anna, Dawson, Declan, Emma, Lucian, Paul and Steve. Anna, Emma, Paul and Steve have assisted us for the past three years as part of Spark (formerly Telecom NZ) staff volunteer days at CUE Haven…

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  • Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award Residential—18-22 January 2016

    CUE Haven has a different look after this week’s Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award (DoEHA) residential.  This was the sixteenth gold award residential at CUE Haven and in spite of unusually hot weather the team accomplished amazing things. The group arrived on Monday morning and included Abigail, Brian, Britney, Brooke, Isabella, Kanj, Mckenzie, Melissa, Rayman…

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  • Lisa’s Wish Charitable Trust Camp—15-17 January 2016

    Lisa’s Wish Charitable Trust (LWCT) is an organisation conceived by the late Lisa Knapman-Smith, a wife and mother who passed away from cancer in 2009.  Lisa’s vision was that the Trust would provide support and activities for children whose parents or caregivers have been diagnosed with cancer. In January 2015, we hosted the first LWCT…

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