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Māori names and stories celebrated in parks
The first park to receive fully bilingual te Reo / English signage in the Henderson-Massey Local Board area has been celebrated at Pukewhakataratara / Rush Creek in Massey
Board-funded food pantry helps those in need
The Sunnynook Community’s Centre’s food pantry is providing food for locals struggling with increased living costs with help from local businesses, community members and the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board.
A labour of love crafted one loop at a time
Crocheting a whare in neon colours to bring joy to the world is no problem for Lissy and Rudi.
The Moon Festival returns to Dominion Road
Cultural performances and lanterns are set to light up Dominion Rd to celebrate the popular Moon Festival.
Results of Aotea’s first kororā survey reveals a thriving penguin population
A total of 105 penguin burrows were found during a survey of kororā / little penguin in June.
Auckland’s first ever women’s public toilets are open again
The heritage toilets at Symonds Street are open to the public again after having new life breathed into them thanks to a $910,000 upgrade.
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Events
Preserving the past masterclass
A meaningful way to celebrate knowledge and traditions passed down through generations.
The Auckland Original Sugar Workers Walk
Step back in time on the Original Sugar Worker’s Walk, a 35 to 40-minute heritage trail in Birken...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
This heritage event invites you to learn about the people, history and traditions that shaped thi...
Waimoko Glen Stream Care Session
Come and help save the Waimoko and Waiwhauwhaupaku (Swanson) Streams from rubbish and invasive we...
Kids toy boat building activity
This free workshop invites the next generation of creators to build their very own wooden toy boat.
A musical feast
Folk musicians Chris Priestley and Cameron Bennett will draw on their vast repertoire of original...
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