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Praising Puketāpapa's champions
Nominations are open for your favourite Puketāpapa volunteer.
Franklin students wage war on carbon
Students are decarbonising their schools under an Auckland Council Sustainable Schools’ climate action programme.
Volunteers needed for new Emergency Response team in South Auckland
Do you live in South Auckland and want to help your community during an emergency response?
Matariki ki te Manawa delights and enlightens city centre: 20-day DIARY
Biggest city centre celebration of Matariki ever seen.
Thank you very MOTH! Pest Free moth plant competition winners announced
The results are in, and they surpass that of 2023!
New role for board in emergency preparedness
The better prepared we are for emergency events the better, especially for communities out west.
Whau Pasifika Festival set to amaze and delight once more
The Whau Pasifika Festival is set to light up West Auckland once again with vibrant culture, music and unity from 6-13 July 2024.
Doubling down on the environment in Ōrākei
Both the Moth Plant Prizegiving and the Enviro Forum took place in May, educating and celebrating local environmentalists .
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Events
The long track to the CRL
Transport commentator Dr Brian McDonnell presents an illustrated history of Auckland’s passenger...
Auckland Domain heritage walk: Māra Kai to Park
Join long-time local guide Shelagh Coop on a walk through this historic landscape, uncovering its...
Culinary adventures
Discover the connections between food, place and heritage in this engaging talk that celebrates t...
Food Histories: A Community Conversation
Discover how food carries stories of culture, memory and belonging across generations and communi...
Onehunga Fencible & Historical Society Talk
This talk offers a fascinating glimpse into early cross-cultural exchange.
Ponsonby heritage kōrero
Come join Ponsonby locals for a kōrero (discussion) about the early years of Ponsonby.
Rationing 1939-1950: The Household Experience
Domestic rationing began as early as 1939 and remarkably was not fully lifted until 1950, meaning...
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