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Dumping = fines. Anti-social behaviour? not here!
Illegal dumping and anti-social behaviour have no place in our neighbourhoods—that’s the clear message being delivered by local residents and community partners working together to create safer, cleaner spaces in Māngere.
Why stand for council?
Aucklanders are urged to stand and help shape the future of Tāmaki Makaurau, ahead of candidate nominations for Auckland Local Elections 2025.
A play plan that even Spider-Man can’t resist
The Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board’s exciting new play plan is bringing next-level fun to our neighbourhood—so good, even your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man would swing by for a play!
Temporary closure of Ōtara Library
Ōtara Library is temporarily closed while important repair work is carried out, following recent rain and signs that parts of the ceiling need fixing.
Fono explores why Pasifika should be represented in Auckland elections
At a recent fono (meeting) hosted by Auckland Council’s Pacific People’s Advisory Panel, members urged more Pasifika to participate.
Reawakening Manu-kau Noa Iho / Hayman Park
From April to December 2025, parts of Hayman Park in Manukau will be temporarily closed for work to further enhance its green spaces and revive the wetlands..
All the reasons to stand in Auckland’s elections
Information sessions are being held weekly in May across 24 libraries in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Māngere East Culture Festival brings the fun, flavour, and spirit
The streets of Massey in Māngere East came alive with vibrant colours, joyful singing, beautiful performances, a showcase of rangatahi (youth) entrepreneurial brilliance, and a wave of community aroha at the Māngere East Cultural Festival.
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Events
Arts and crafts activity: Kumul – Papua New Guinean native bird
A fun hands-on activity for kids.
Arts and crafts activity: Bilum cardboard bags
Bring the kids to create their very own bilum!
Manukau Library Creator Expo
A celebration of Comic Book Month, focused on uplifting local artists.
Community Classics: At the Movies
Gather the whānau together for an uplifting afternoon of music for everyone.
Kapa Haka Workshop
Join us at Toia Library to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Language Week!
Tea and Topics: Burning the books
Presentation by Tim Koelmeyer, a retired pathologist and a dedicated bibliophile.
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration: Snow Skin Mooncake Making
Celebrate this Mid-Autumn Festival by making and tasting snow moon cake.