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Myrtle Rust found on Aotea Great Barrier
Island residents asked to report sightings of Myrtle Rust which has now been discovered on Aotea Great Barrier
Keeping Sunvue Park special for generations to come
Supported by Waitākere Ranges Local Board, more than 50 members of the community came together to celebrate Matariki and put some hard mahi (work) in to help restore the whenua (land) by planting 700 eco-sourced native plants.
Playground renewal welcomed at Keith Hay Park
Children can now get even more out of their time at Keith Hay Park thanks to the renewed playground at the southern end of the park, funded by Puketāpapa Local Board.
Manurewa beach water improving
The water quality at Manurewa beaches continues to improve.
Railway makes plans to go further
The end of the line for the Glenbrook Vintage Railway should be further off than it is now, Franklin Local Board says.
Local parks come alive in Ōrākei
Activating local green spaces and parks in the Ōrākei Local Board area.
Southern areas in bid to lift recycling
Selected areas in the Ōtara-Papatoetoe and Manurewa local board will take part in a trial to reduce contamination in recycling bins.
10-year budget makes recovery possible for Aotea Great Barrier Island
Auckland Council's 10-year recovery budget will help Aotea Great Barrier Island recover from the impacts of COVID-19.
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Events
Tamariki Book Club
Join the adventure. Build your confidence in a safe and inclusive space at our book club.
Craft a puppet creature
Get creative in this fun, hands-on puppet-making workshop run by artist Sarah Cowie where fabric...
Swimming skeletons
Tamariki can bring a fishy friend to life, bones and all!
Junior and intermediate dodgeball
Designed to introduce children to dodgeball as well as improve their skills while having fun.
Grey Lynn Farmers Market
Get access to locally sourced, fresh and nutritionally dense food through our vibrant farmers mar...
Kahurangiariki Smith: Kai a te Taniwha
In this exhibition, taniwha are depicted as forms that emerge in response to emotional intensity,...
Kōrero Mai te reo: Māori weekly conversation group
A friendly, supportive get together for all levels to learn, practice, enjoy and improve te reo.
Crochet Group
Crochet, chat and make friends! Bring your own project or make something new with provided patter...
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