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Chairs join call to be heard on board plans
Consultation on local board plans closes on 14 August.
What would you advocate for, Waitematā?
Advocacy is a crucial part of the Waitematā Local Board Plan. Which advocacy topics are important to you?
Matariki celebrated with waka ama challenge
A waka ama competition took place in Okahu Bay to bring in the Māori new year.
Albert-Eden's local heroes celebrated
A huge congratulations to all of Albert-Eden's volunteers.
Role with Panuku excites Cr Dalton
Manurewa-Papakura Ward Councillor Angela Dalton is welcoming the opportunity to work with Auckland Council's development agency Eke Panuku.
Local Board Plan priorities: what’s important for Waitākere Ranges
It’s more important than ever to speak up and help shape the future of your community by giving feedback on Waitākere Ranges Local Board’s draft three-year plan.
Local Board Plan priorities – Tell us what you think, Rodney
Rodney Local Board’s draft plan is now open for consultation, and board members are asking residents for input on its priorities, so it’s right for their community.
Local Board Plan priorities: what’s important for Henderson-Massey
Henderson-Massey Local Board’s draft plan is now open for consultation, and board members are inviting residents to share their thoughts on the key priorities.
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Read with your father figure and go in the draw to win a $30 Glenfield Mall gift voucher.
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