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Whau residents, only four days left to have your say!
Grab the opportunities to shape the Whau area for the next three years.
Last chance for nominations for Howick Sports Awards 2023
Young sporting talent is set to shine at the Howick Sports Awards.
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki’s future plans informed by youth
Youth are at the heart of the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board draft plan.
Community at the heart of Puketāpapa’s plans
The proposed plan prioritises upcoming neighbourhoods, and community facilities as two key areas of focus for Puketāpapa.
Papakura continues Tuia funding
Papakura Local Board will continue its support of the Tuia mentoring scheme.
Manurewa supports future leaders
Manurewa Local Board will continue to take part in the Tuia mentoring programme.
Funds support young leaders in Papakura
Applications to Papakura Local Board's youth scholarship fund are now open.
Ōtara-Papatoetoe work programme delivers on projects the public has supported during consultations
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board has approved its Governance, Infrastructure and Environmental Services, and Customer and Community Services Work Programmes.
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Events
LEGO Free Play - Te Atatū
Snap it, stack it and bring your ideas to life after school with fun challenges or your own creat...
Driver's licence training
We will help you work towards obtaining your learner licence or refresh your theoretical knowledge.
Taiji
Enjoy gentle movement and mindful practice in a welcoming environment.
LEGO Club - Te Atatū
We provide the LEGO and the rest is up to your imagination!
Whatu Hauora
A 10-week beginner programme designed for those wanting to learn the art of weaving a contemporar...
Jeena Shin & Jamie Te Heuheu: Moving through time
This exhibition presents a dialogue between Aotearoa-based painters Jeena Shin (South Korea) and...
Onehunga Toy Library
A not-for-profit, volunteer-run toy library, catering for children from around 6 months up to 8 y...
Teen Artwork
In a fully equipped art studio, students work progressively to develop their own visual language.