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  • Installation of Unitec Graphic Design Educational Signs

    Late last year a group of talented Graphic Design students from Unitec visited CUE Haven as part of a course work assignment to identify innovative applications of visual communication to enhance visitors’ experiences.  After their visit the students took some time to develop their ideas and then invited us to their studio at Unitec to…

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  • ANZ New Zealand—10 October 2014

    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.  Today sixteen ANZ professionals from the Auckland CBD Commercial division visited…

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  • Duke Of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award Residential – 29 September–3 October 2014

    This week nine Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award gold award participants had a fun and productive residential week at CUE Haven.  The group arrived on Monday morning and included Ben, Brigid, Charlotte, Kalym, Lauren, Lizanne, Nuobelle, Savi and Tyrell.  Kalym had attended a DoEHA residential at CUE Haven earlier in the year and it was…

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  • CUE Haven Gets A Face Lift—27 September 2014

    Our friend Dianne, who lives over two hours away from CUE Haven in the southern outskirts of Auckland, asked if she could bring up a group of her family and friends to visit CUE Haven.  According to Dianne, the objective was to relax and explore and help out a bit. The group arrived on Thursday…

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  • Installation of First Inspirational Sign —21 September 2014

    Late last year, a group of second year Graphic Arts students from Unitec came out to CUE Haven as part of a project to develop visual communication using words and text to enhance the experiences of visitors to CUE Haven. The students came up with so many wonderful ideas that although the designs were for…

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