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Growing more than kai
Te Pae o Manukau Food Forest at 274 Boundary, Clover Park, is a new community asset made possible through a partnership between Pacific Vision Aotearoa, the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board and Auckland Council.
Good things take time
Manu-kau Noa Iho Hayman Park now boasts one of Auckland’s top destination playgrounds, a restored wetland, new public facilities and spaces to relax.
Let’s play! $2.8m Avondale recreational hub takes shape
Whau Local Board approves the concept design for a new playground and upgrades to the surrounding park area in Avondale.
$326,000 investment boosts Tāmaki Estuary restoration
Cleaner waterways, healthier habitats and a stronger connection to nature are at the heart of the Tāmaki Estuary Restoration Programme, supported by the Howick Local Board.
Albert-Eden invests $270K in local sport and recreation facilities
Three community sport and recreation projects will receive $270,000 in funding from the Albert-Eden Local Board.
Finding the right park: promising signs for Onehunga parking pilot
Onehunga Town Centre is set for a upgrade.
A library like no other turns 25
25 years of helping young people in Ōtara learn, connect and grow at Tupu Youth Library, Auckland and NZ's only youth library.
Free programme creates new opportunities for Ōtāhuhu locals
Desire Paths brought free activities, practical support and new opportunities to Ōtāhuhu, helping locals build skills, try something new and connect with their community.
Events
Community Classics: At the Movies
Gather the whānau together for an uplifting afternoon of music for everyone.
Dementia friendly Sunday
Come for a cuppa and a chat in a safe friendly space.
Kapa Haka Workshop
Join us at Toia Library to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Language Week!
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori at MOTAT
A week full of playful, creative, and hands-on experiences for tamariki and whānau!
Movie Monday at Rānui Library
Join us at Rānui library for Monday Movie, held on the second Monday of every month.
Community singing
Join us to sing songs you know and love in a friendly, supportive setting.
Tea and Topics: Burning the books
Presentation by Tim Koelmeyer, a retired pathologist and a dedicated bibliophile.
Māori Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.
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