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Older Videos

CCNZ Queens Birthday weekend fund rasing concert June 2010 at the Coral Reef Restaurant, Auckland - Final show. Hun Kannika, Oudom Chhoeurn, and comedian Mr Chy Vann Suy performing live with Ponleur Thmey band

CCNZ Khmer New Year fund rasing concert 2010
H
un Kannika, Oudom Chhoeurn, and comedian Mr Chy Vann Suy performing live

 

Oeurn Sreymom interview with Norina. Part 1 to 3

 

CCNZ Fundrasing Party - Oeurn Sreymom and Yun Rithy performing live. 2nd show. Part 1 to 11

 

CCNZ Fundrasing Party - Oeurn Sreymom and Yun Rithy performing live. 1st show. Part 1 to 8

 

CCNZ Typhoon Ketsana Donation
Part 1 to 6

 

Preah Vihear Fundraiser 9th & 10th August 2008

 

CCNZ contribution towards Preah Vihear Relief August 2008

 
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lastest news & activities

16th March 2012
From CCNZ wishes everyone a very happy Khmer New Years. Thank you very much for your support and effort to serve our community

Watt Khemarak Pitaram on 13th,14th, and 15th April 2012 (555 Porchester Rd ,Takanini, Auckland.)
Watt Sovann Monysakor on 13th, 14th, and 15th,April 2012 (36 Hain Ave, Mangere East, Auckland) 
Watt Aranh Rangsy  Waikato on 14th, and 15th April 2012 (3285 Ohaupo Road (RD2) Rukuhia Hamilton


26th March 2012
Tiny toones will tour in New Zealand as schedule next month
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24th March 2012
Mach Sovannara interviewed on CCNZ radio

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Mach Sovannara.  President of Khmer Post Media Center (LA, America) was interviewed on CCNZ radio with with Socheat Lim and Someda Lim during his New Zealand fundraising visit.



To listen click below

CCNZ President, and members contributed $700NZ to help his independence
Media service to help the Cambodian people inside and out side the country. We wish him and his team all the best and a happy Cambodian New Year, year of the dragon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


11 March 2012
Give way rules are changing

Two of the give way rules are changing

  1. Both vehicles facing each other with no signs or signals (neither vehicle is controlled

Red Car have to give way.
New rules from 25 Marc 2012: Vehicle turning right has to give way (when neither vehicle is controlled).New rules from 25 Marc 2012: Vehicle turning right has to give way (when neither vehicle is controlled).New rules from 25 March 2012: Vehicle turning right has to give way (both vehicles controlled by a Give Way sign).
New rules from 25 March 2012: Vehicle turning right has to give way (when both vehicles are facing Stop signs).New rules from 25 March 2012: Vehicle turning right has to give way (when both vehicles are facing green traffic signals).
http://www.nzta.govt.nz/traffic/around-nz/docs/give-way-quiz.pdf

There is also a YouTube file to watch, which is very helpful - click here



26 February 2012
From: Rob Lemkin-OSF

DVD shopping cart
Bi-lingual English-Khmer DVD flier We would like to thank you for all your support on our film Enemies of the People. We are now delighted to announce that a special edition disc 2 DVD set is available to buy from February 28, in North America, and will be available in Europe and Asia very shortly.

It isfilled with extras including siz hours of extra footage with more exclusive revelations from Nuon Chea, aka Brother Number Two and a whole new documentary- One Day At Po Chrey: Anatomy of a Massacre featuring another group of Khmer Rouge militia who did not appear in the original film. See details of the extras here.

Please find attached some more detailed information about our DVD release which we would be very happy if you would circulate within your networks.

Many thanks
Thet Sambath and Rob Lemkin
                                                                                               
http://enemiesofthepeoplemovie.com/Watch/Download
http://enemiesofthepeoplemovie.com/dvd
http://www.facebook.com/enemiesofthepeople


28th January 2012
CCNZ radio presenters Socheat and Someda Lim interviews Lisa Ho - Tiny Toones project organiser.

On 28th January Lisa Ho had an interview with CCNZ radio to discuss the upcoming Tiny Toones New Zealand tour. Press play below to hear the full interview.

 

Australia Show:

 


26th January 2012
Tiny Toones comes to New Zealand

Lisa Ho - project organiser of Tiny Toones tour to NZ met up with CCNZ members last Thursday to ask for help and support from the Khmer Community in regards to the project.

Tiny Toones is a youth organisation that aims to improve children’s livelihoods in Cambodia by providing a safe and positive environment for at-risk youths to channel their energy and creativity into the arts and education in order for them to build self-confidence, and have better employment opportunities.


Part of their vision is for all youths in Cambodia and beyond to live healthy lives free of HIV and drugs, and to realize their potential through educational and creative opportunities, so that they can pursue their dreams and become positive leaders of tomorrow.


Most of the children at Tiny Toones are from marginalised and underprivileged rural areas. To help the children become positive and active in society. Tiny Tonnes facilitates and offers various programmes such as:

To keep the facilities and various programmes running. Tiny Toones have been touring the world to do fundraising concerts. CCNZ would like to encourage everyone in New Zealand to help support Tiny Toones tour of New Zealand.


November 2010
Big thanks to radio broadcast members and everyone who is involved in helping CCNZ radio

We wish you and your family a happy New Year and a prosperous future.


CCNZ would also like to thank Ubasika Same Ek and family who kindly donated $200 NZ to support CCNZ radio. CCNZ would like to thank you and your family for your generous donation to the Cambodian Khmer community. We are pleased to accept you with honor to be part of our community. We wish you and your family are properous future.

If anyone o is interested in donating to the radio programme in order to keep it running and serve our community. Please contact our radio presenters or on 021 132 6237.


20th December 2011
The Royal Embassy of Cambodia wishes CCNZ a Happy New Year 2012.

From the Royal Cambodian Embassy to CCNZ representatives, and its members.

"On behalf of The Cambodian ambassador to New Zealand and Australia,  I would like to wish all CCNZ representative and its members a prosperous future"
                     

H.E. CHUM SOUNRY
The Royal Embassy of Cambodia to New Zealand and Australia. Canberra Australia.


24th December 2011
Sarath Lim would like to thank everyone

Dear Freinds and Family,

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone during my recovery from the injuries i sustained earlier this

year. The amount of support I have received has been very overwhelming and it has truly brightened my mood, and meant a great deal to me.


I wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy new years and I look forward to working and seeing everyone again in 2012.

Sincerely,
Sarath Lim
CCNZ President


13th February 2011
CCNZ wishes Sarath Lim a safe and speedy recovery

CCNZ President Sarath Lim was involved in a car crash in the Waikato region when a car and a milk tanker collided about 10km south of Te Kuiti just before 2pm on Sunday Jan 23, 2011.

Sarath was trapped in his car and had to be cut from the wreck by firefighters. He was then taken to Waikato hospital where he was treated for broken ribs, a punctured lung and injuries to his right leg. He has now been transffered to Middlemore hospital in Manukau City, Auckland. Doctors expect him to make a full recovery over the coming months.

Two other people were seriously injured and another three had moderate injuries.

From everyone that is involved with CCNZ we would like to would like to wish Sarath a safe and speedy recovery, and that our thoughts are with him. If you would like to send any messages of support to Sarath, please email khmernz@khmernz.org

 

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6th December 2010
The Royal  Embassy of Cambodia
Happy New Year (Bonne et Heureuse Ann’ee) to CCNZ‏

From the Royal Cambodian Embassy to CCNZ representatives, and its members. "On behalf of The Cambodian ambassador to New Zealand and Australia, I would like to wish all CCNZ representative and its members a prosperous future.
                     

H.E. CHUM SOUNRY
The Royal Embassy of Cambodia to New Zealand and Australia. Canberra Australia.


10th December 2010
Sanbok Khmum Radio(Cambodian Beehive Radio) to CCNZ

Dear Sarath Lim,

Wishing you and everyone to have a wonderful happy new year 2011
and that all your wishes for the coming year may come true.

Warm Regards
Mam Sonando


6th December 2010
The Asian Down Under ( NZ Asian Television)

To Sarath Lim and everyone at the Cambodian(Khmer)Community of New Zealand.
Thank you kindly for your support. All the best,

Wishing you a merry Christmas and Happy New Year.


4th December 2010
Memorial for the Victims of Koh Pich in Cambodia and Miners of Pike river in of Auckland, New Zealand

 

 

 

CCNZ with the Cambodian New Zealanders gathered at watt  Sovann Monisakor for
A Buddhist memorial service for the Victims of Koh Pich in Cambodia and the 29 men who died in the Pike River mine disaster. Please accept our deepest sympathies to all the victims’ families.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends during this difficult time.
May all the victims rest in peace.

Thank you to all attendance and humanitarians donation, our Contribution from services to help the Cambodian Victims - $2100NZ (Will be informed later)


CCNZ extends condolences to Koh Pich and Pike River families

On behalf of the Cambodian (Khmer) Community of New Zealand, we offer our sincere condolences to all the families and friends of the people who died in Koh Pich during Cambodia's annual water festival, and all those affected by this tradgedy. 410 were pronounced dead, and about 800 were injured during this tragic event.
Here in New Zealand, we also offer our sincere condolences to the families and friends of the 29 miners killed in the Pike River mine disaster, New Zealand.
We are extremely shocked and saddened by both events and the death of so many people.
Please accept our deepest sympathies to all the victims’ families. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends during this difficult time.

Very sincerely,

Sarath L
CCNZP

 

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Invitation for Memorial for the victims of Koh Pich  and the miners at Pike river in Auckland, New Zealand

 

We would like to invite you to participate in the religious ceremony for those that died at Koh Pich in Phnom Penh and Pike River in the West Coast New Zealand.

The ceremony will be held on Saturday 4th December 2010 at Watt Sovan Mony Sakor, 36 Hain Ave, Mangere, Auckland, New Zealand. The ceremony will begin from 9am to 12pm.



Please click here for the invitation.

 

Tribute Songs and videos:

 

25th Vicheka Khmer kan Tok - Bayarith

WE MOURN FOR NOVEMBER 22 2010

Tragedy - Song For The peoples who had relative and friend Dead at Koh Pich

 

 

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CCNZ Phcum Ben Festival fund rasing concert October 2010 at the Imperial Restaurant, Auckland. Miss Keo Chansamphors , Miss Au Reaksmey, and Mr Kong Sothearith - performing live with Khmer Pean Meas band

 

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