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Big ideas take shape with local funding across Upper Harbour
Backing community ideas that bring Upper Harbour to life.
From feedback to everyday change in Upper Harbour
Upper Harbour is one of Auckland’s fastest-growing, most diverse areas. Local board plans guide investment that help people connect and belong.
How your voice has made a difference in Hibiscus and Bays
More people are choosing the coast, and local investment shaped by community feedback is creating places to go and things to do.
Auckland Council moves to restore Hooton Reserve for community use
After months of growing safety and environmental concerns, Auckland Council is working to restore Albany’s Hooton Reserve for safe public use.
Grab a spade: Winter planting season kicks off across Upper Harbour
Thousands of native trees and shrubs will take root across Upper Harbour this winter thanks to schools, community groups and volunteers.
Help design the Manly Park playground
Have your say on the Manly Park playground upgrade.
5 ways locals help wildlife in Hibiscus and Bays
Locals are stepping up for nature and protecting native wildlife with support from Hibiscus and Bays Local Board.
5 actions for nature in Upper Harbour
Discover Upper Harbour projects where you can help protect nature and make a difference.
Events
Guided Community Ranger Walks
Every walk is different and that sense of surprise is part of the magic.
BrainCharge - North
Discover a location near you and join us for a warm, welcoming wellbeing experience - we’d love t...
Free tech help for older people - Albany
Are you a senior who would like some help with your digital device? Our friendly volunteers are a...
Matariki planting - Te Herenga Waka o Orewa Marae
Together we’ll be planting native plants to help restore the marae grounds, riverbank and awa, co...
Raranga harakeke: A special flax weaving workshop
This hands-on Matariki workshop celebrates Tupuānuku, one of the nine whetū stars of Matariki.
Community planting days - Hibiscus Coast
Come together to help us plant native trees in local reserves.
Hibiscus Coast Writers
Join a friendly community of local writers for inspiration, discussion, and support.