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Low Traffic Areas taking shape in Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Safer roads and better-connected neighbourhoods are the outcomes expected from the Low Traffic Area projects currently in the first stages in Glen Innes and Onehunga.
Focus on cats in Onehunga
The Community Cat Coalition’s cat de-sexing project in Onehunga awarded funding due to meeting sustainability and environmental priorities.
Waikaraka set for a bumper season
New seating is up at Waikaraka Park Speedway setting the stage for a bumper summer season.
Road safety improvement project on the way for Tripoli Road
The upgrade of a zebra crossing on Tripoli Road is part of a wider vision to make walking and cycling safer across Maungakiekie-Tāmaki.
A community approach to food security in Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki locals get stuck in to help their communities in their time of need.
Southern boards take new path
Auckland's three most southern local boards, Manurewa, Papakura and Franklin, have all incorporated Māori outcomes into their plans for the future.
On the upcycle with Hub Zero
Panmure's Hub Zero is helping the community to upcycle, recycle and minimise waste sent to landfill.
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki's shared vision
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board has completed drafting their Local Board Plan 2020 and are asking for your feedback.
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Matariki lantern workshop
Celebrate Matariki by creating your own beautiful lantern inspired by the stars of the Māori New...
School Holidays - Onehunga
Come along and enjoy fun school holiday activities at Onehunga Library!
School Holidays with Auckland Council Pools and Leisure
Give your kids an unforgettable winter break filled with fun, adventure and new friendships!
Tuhia ki ngā Whetū
This interactive community activity invites you to write a message on a star and add it to our di...
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A fun, hands-on worm farming workshop for kids and whānau.
Microgreens workshop for kids
A fun, hands-on microgreens workshop for kids and their caregivers.
Ngā Whetū o Takurua (The Stars of Winter)
Gaze up at the night sky and learn about the stars from a Māori perspective.
Guided Community Ranger Walks
Every walk is different and that sense of surprise is part of the magic.