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2011 Centenary Grant Recipients:
| Arts and Cultural Heritage Projects |
Auckland Art Gallery*
Todd Foundation Learning Centre
The Loons of Lyttleton and Lyttletons Working Men’s Club
Arts Centre Building Restoration |
$400,000
80,000
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| Total |
$480,000
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2010 Centenary Grant Recipients:
| Curious Classrooms Project: to encourage interest and engagement in science for primary aged children in South Auckland |
Auckland Council
Botanic Gardens, Ambury Farm, Auckland Zoo and Wai Care delivering projects relating to global warming, plants and animals. The schools participating in these projects include: Wymondley Schools, Dawson Road School, Ferguson Intermediate School, Rongomai School. |
$20,448
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Auckland Science Teachers Association (ASTA)
Planning and support, workshops and sharing learnings |
$3,010
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Ashby Science Advice
Flight and Transport – hot air balloons, gliders, kites, sail boats/carts. The school participating in the project is Wesley Intermediate. |
$3,750
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Science Road Show
Delivering a range of science engaging projects (forces, energy, magnetism and chemical change) to the following 7 schools: Flat Bush, Bairds Mainfreight, Mayfield, Yendarra, May Road, Owairaka, New Windsor. |
$42,741
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StarDome
Astrology “Real Stars”. The schools participating in this project include: East Tamaki Primary School, St. John the Evangelist |
$9,656
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Starlab
Solar System/Astronomy. The school participating in this project is Christ the King. |
$4,030
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GNS Science
Projects to inspire young scientists through authentic science experiences |
$38,700
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| Total |
$122,335
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2007 – 2009 Centenary Grant Recipient:
| To support initiatives that address climate change and promote sustainability |
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Hikurangi Foundation *
Establishment and running of new climate change and sustainability fund |
$250,000 |
| Total |
$250,000 |
2006 Centenary Grant Recipients:
| For “Arts and Cultural Heritage projects that promote tolerance and build understanding of our cultural diversity” |
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Auckland Museum
Treasures and Tales children’s exhibition and events |
$75,000 |
Canterbury Museum
Around the World in 30 Lounges’ exhibition |
$50,000 |
Christchurch Art Gallery
Christchurch Community Cultural Diversity Programme |
$35,000 |
Carter Observatory
Development of Maori/Polynesian room and exhibits |
$100,000 |
Waikato Museum
Community-based faith exhibition |
$20,000 |
| Total |
$280,000 |
2005 Centenary Grant Recipients:
Cardiac Inherited Disease Group and Cure Kids
Long QT syndrome research |
$130,000
|
Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Crohn“s disease research |
$40,725
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Human Genetic Society of Australasia
Researching support needs for hereditary cancer risk |
$20,580
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University of Otago
Neurological assessment of subjects with callosal agenesis |
$28,000
|
Discretionary Grants
(Human Genetics Society: $11,000 for prenatal testing and childhood leukaemia diagnosis, Genetic Services of New Zealand: $1,600 for website development, New Zealand Organisation for Rare Disorders: $15,000 for support group websites) |
$27,600
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| Total |
$246,905
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2004 Centenary Grant Recipients: Conservation and Environment
| For projects of high conservation significance that support the recovery and protection of New Zealand’s biodiversity. |
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| Bushy Park Trust |
$100,000 |
| Karori Wildlife Sanctuary Trust |
$50,000 |
| Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust |
$100,000 |
| Total |
$250,000 |
| * Indicates multi-year grant |
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