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Waiheke grants bring stories to life and protect native wildlife
Local board funding is helping Waiheke community groups deliver creative experiences for families while supporting the island’s ongoing fight to eradicate stoats.
A helping hand when it matters most
When technology, paperwork or government systems become overwhelming, island residents have someone they can turn to.
What we’re delivering in Waitematā, shaped by you
From local pools and libraries to new public spaces and youth initiatives, the Waitematā Local Board invests in the places and activities people rely on every day.
How to apply: Waitematā Local or Quick Response Grant
Applying for a local board grant for the first time can be daunting, we want to help.
Lighting up volunteer accommodation
Grant funding from the local board is helping volunteers make a difference at Glenfern Sanctuary.
How we’re delivering for Aotea, guided by locals
The island is home to a range of community-driven initiatives that strengthen resilience, connection, and sustainability.
Four reasons to explore Pukekawa paths
Pukekawa / Auckland Domain has pathways for everyone! Check out the recently upgraded walks in the domain.
One volunteer, 30 years, and a growing forest on Waiheke
For nearly 30 years, Waiheke resident Chris Palmer has helped transform Delamore Reserve from former farmland into regenerating native forest.
Events
FAM: Food. Art. Market
Expect a colourful mix of stalls, delicious bites and plenty of reasons to wander the road.
Mini movies, mighty voices
Join us as we celebrate Adult Learners’ Week by sharing your stories through stop-motion storytel...
Te wiki o te reo Māori: Te Tūhononga ki Rāwhiti Kapa Haka
Learn waiata or try a little kapa haka in an hour-long open session.
Community Classics: At the Movies
Gather the whānau together for an uplifting afternoon of music for everyone.
Orin Performs Performative Stand-Up Comedy
Taking on comedians like Jimmy Carr, Chris Bishop and Elon Musk, he dismantles figures who chase...
Raranga Māori Weaving
Celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori by learning the basics of mahi raranga (Māori flax weaving).
First Light: Australasia's largest public art lightwall returns
Australasia's largest public art lightwall will once again illuminate Auckland's waterfront.
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori Kōrero: Te Rā Tuku Whenua
To mark Te Rā Tuku Whenua (the gift of land) on 18 September, join our Poumatua and Head of Kaupa...
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