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Forests flourish at Lake Pupuke
Volunteers from the Pupuke Birdsong Project have been restoring areas of endangered Pūriri forest near the North Shore’s Lake Pupuke with funding help from the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board.
Enrolments open for Aotea Early Learning Centre
The doors are soon to open on Aotea’s first ever day care facility.
An exciting step towards Waiheke’s carbon zero goal
A survey of marine carbon sequestered (captured and stored) in the Waiheke marine environment will be carried out over the next few months.
Celebrating Matariki with an environmental twist
Seven organisations received grants through partner organisation Community Waitākere for events to celebrate Matariki and the environment.
Puketāpapa work programme adopted
The Puketāpapa Local Board has adopted its annual work-programme and allocated funding towards a range of projects and activities in the local area.
Help at hand for rangatahi
Scholarships of up to $2000 are being offered to Manurewa rangatahi to help fund academic and trades study.
Work programme delivers for Papakura
A full work programme for the coming financial year has been approved for Papakura.
Strong future for grand old building
St Heliers Community Library services will be relocating temporarily to Turua Hall
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