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Local board approves four Three Kings road names
New road names connect residents to historic and cultural ties of Three Kings.
Over $55,000 awarded to Puketāpapa community
More than $290,000 in grants was requested in this funding round.
Celebrating 1047 new city centre trees this Arbour Day
It’s Arbour Day on 5 June, the day that our majestic, silent, green, shade-givers and carbon absorbers get their time in the sun.
Franklin grants could be the last
Franklin Local Board has awarded almost $70,000 to community groups but warns the future of its grants programme is in question.undecided.
Indian flavour for new street names
The latest street names in Papakura and Manurewa reflect the Indian culture.
When there’s a will, there’s a wave – Bucklands Beach Safety Improvements
Plans for proposed safety measures on key roads in the Bucklands Beach area have been changed to be more effective thanks to community feedback and Howick Local Board.
Food scraps to find new home in your new bin
Residents in Albany and East Coast Bays start receiving their Auckland Council food scraps bins from this week with deliveries of the bins to the rest of the North Shore continuing throughout the month of June.
New board-funded EcoHub a win for Kaipātiki
Nearly 400 keen environmentalists have been through the doors of Kaipātiki Project’s new EcoHub since it opened late last year.
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