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Work to make route safer progresses
Significant progress has been made around Walters Road’s open drains, a safety issue because of the number of schoolchildren walking in the area.
Pathways around Wai-O-Taiki closed for upgrade work
Pathways in and around Wai-O-Taiki Nature Reserve will be closed temporarily, while important track upgrades are undertaken.
Moneywise play options
Ōrākei Local Board supports the Meadowbank Toy Library through the Ōrākei Local Grant which are offered to the community biannually. The next grant round is open to applications 16 January to 17 February 2023.
Development Contributions policy out for second public consultation
Auckland Council is seeking feedback on the next stage of updating its Development Contributions Policy, to ensure new developments contribute fairly to the funding of the council’s infrastructure.
Take a bite of Sandringham’s culinary heritage
A new free virtual Food Heritage Walking Tour is the perfect way to get a taste of Sandringham’s culinary history and heritage.
Papakura adopts park concept plan
A concept plan to develop Ōpaheke Park has been adopted.
Manurewa backs local groups
The latest round of Manurewa Local Board grants funding has been allocated.
Funding in place for Franklin partners
Partnership funding in Franklin helps guarantee iconic events can go ahead.
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