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More funds for Beachlands' kerbing
More funds have been allocated to kerb and channel work in Beachlands.
Chairs join call to be heard on board plans
Consultation on local board plans closes on 14 August.
Plan to shape Pukekohe endorsed
The Unlock Pukekohe masterplan to guide development in the town has been endorsed by Franklin Local Board.
Franklin radio buffs help crack Morse code
Morse code...no bother with the help of Franklin Amateur Radio Club members.
Franklin feedback on future transport networks
Franklin Local board has provided formal feedback on Te Tupu Ngātahi Supporting Growth’s work around future transport networks for Pukekohe, Paerata and Drury South.
Driving on Karioitahi and Muriwai beaches
Driving on beaches in Auckland is not allowed, except for launching or retrieving a boat or emergency situations, unless you have a permit.
Hūnua Traverse set to open
Two sections of the Hūnua Traverse mountain bike trail will open on 1 July.
Funds found for coastal safety
Grants have been made to help fund safety equipment for groups working on Franklin's coastline.
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Māori Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Kapa Haka performance
A special performance by Pukekohe Intermediate's Kapa Haka group to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Mā...
Clevedon Village Heritage Trail
This 8km walk encompasses 19 historical sites, supported by compelling history and images on a de...
Foodbasket of Franklin
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Archaeology at Hudsons Beach
Come along to discover the practical, hands-on reality of uncovering and preserving the stories b...
Field to Table: The Pukekohe Dehydration Factory
Heritage specialist Cara Francesco presents a lecture on this fascinating chapter of Pukekohe’s h...
Heritage talk: When a dream set sail
Bill Deed tells the story of why he had a dream to restore a sailing ship in Waiuku.
Fijian Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.