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Put safety first when rail line reopens
Re-opening Pukekohe to Papakura rail is edging closer, but residents are being reminded to stay clear of the tracks and power lines.
Maraetai crossing will keep the kids safe
A raised pedestrian crossing will be installed outside Maraetai Beach School.
What will Clevedon look like in the future?
Have Your Say and help shape how Clevedon develops.
Te Taiwhanga Taiohi - East Auckland Youth Space opening
Get ready to hang out at the hippest and trendiest new social spot for young people in East Auckland, run by youth for youth.
Safer roads on the way for Avondale and Green Bay
Road safety improvements are in the pipeline for Avondale and Green Bay, thanks to the recent allocation of the Whau Local Board Transport Capital Fund.
Kids Arts Festival set to enchant West Auckland
The popular Kids Arts Festival returns to West Auckland on April 6 and is set to enchant families with a captivating exploration of Oceans and Origins.
Play Festival back with an extensive line up
Play Festival returns to Tuna Mau / Western Park on the first Saturday of April.
The little street that could
The residents of a small Papakura cul-de-sac are making plans for the next time disaster strikes.
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Events
Death Cafe - Warkworth
Come along for a group-directed, confidential discussion about death with no agenda in a relaxed...
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.
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