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Kiwi in Gondwana Link?

No, but over the last couple of years we have helped our colleagues across the Tasman establish their ‘Reconnecting Northland’ program, with four visits as a guest of the Tindall Foundation, and…

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Miss you both

It’s a bit lonely in the Gondwana Link office this week. We miss the company of Ben McGowan and Francesca Ciantar, who have been with us for the past three weeks – a delightful couple doing…

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Bring on the rain!

Lot’s of plantings happening across the Link at the moment. At Twin Creeks in Ranges Link they have scored the help of an energetic bunch of nine visiting Senior Scout Rovers, who spent the day…

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From the Pope

Pope Francis Some very welcome words on connectivity conservation tucked away in the latest Papal ENCYCLICAL LETTER ‘LAUDATO SI’ – ON CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME “35. In assessing the…

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Looking forward and looking back!

The wonderful Margaret Robertson who deserves a medal and has our deepest appreciation for gathering the historic content for the blog. Thank you so much Margaret. Photo Keith Bradby Over the past…

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Welcome to Bill and Jane Thompson

An exhilarating and important arrival today – we welcome Bill and Jane Thompson who, after lots of phone calls and visits, have made the plunge and shifted from Queensland’s Glasshouse Mountains…

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Gondwana Link moves to new office

Part of the team who worked at the Middleton Road office. We’ll miss the view of these granite rocks in the park across the road. Photo Amanda Keesing (and her tripod) The last of the team who have…

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Collaboration in action pays off!

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The Ranges Link group now has its foot firmly planted on the accelerator