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Franklin plans to keep fun alive
Franklin Local Board is trying to ensure residents' future leisure needs can be met.
Board works to secure transport plan funds
Savings call could impact funding for transport projects in Manurewa
Franklin rural hall funding announced
Funding for Franklin's rural halls has been decided.
Weaving magic on Avondale streets
Hail, rain, and wind didn’t dampen the spirits of the Whau community who came out to support the ‘We Are Woven’ event.
Green-fingered volunteers make a difference
Funding from local boards has seen Conservation Volunteers New Zealand to go from strength to strength.
Walk this way to Patuone Walkway
North Shore walkers and cyclists can now experience one of the area’s most unique natural environments as they travel the newly upgraded $2.6 million Patuone Reserve Walkway
Kawakawa Bay boat ramp to close temporarily for pontoon upgrade
This project is estimated to take approximately three months.
Targeted rate delivers footpaths for Rodney
Expanding Rodney’s footpath network is picking up pace with a $23 million investment set to deliver 31 footpaths across Rodney.
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Events
Mini Arabic Story Time
Join us every Thursday for Mini Arabic Story Time at Takapuna Library!
Floribunda - Botanical art exhibition
Flora, Roman goddess of flowers invites us to share their beauty and the beauty of the plants tha...
Realistic drawing and portrait oil painting class
Join us to refine your skills, unlock new horizons and create stunning artworks that leave a last...
Crit sessions
Experience a series of public crit sessions presented as part of the exhibition CRIT: Art Learnin...
Mandarin Storytime - Albany
A warm and engaging programme for children aged under five.
Korean/English Rhyme Time
Join us at Glenfield Library for music, rhymes, stories and movement.
Imperfect Parents Nature Playgroups
See what magic happens when you stand back and let things unfold! Plus, you get to meet other par...
Exhibition - CRIT: Art learning since 1987
This exhibition explores how artists, educators and communities have learned inside, beside, outs...
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