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West Auckland rubbish bin update
Here are some answers to questions you’ve been asking about making the switch from bags to bins in west Auckland.
Cycle network will connect town centres
The plans for the New Lynn to Avondale Shared Path are now complete.
Waitākere zero waste centre wows MP
“A great success within the local community,” is how Scott Simpson, Associate Minister for the Environment, has described Waitākere Refuse and Recycling Centre.
Top five borrows from Auckland libraries in 2016
Find out Aucklanders' most checked-out titles of the year.
TXT2DESEX keeping the Kelston community safe
Auckland Council’s Animal Management team and the NZ Police recently collaborated to try and reduce dog attacks in the Kelston community.
New Lynn night markets come to an end
The New Lynn Night Markets will come to an end this month after three years.
Solution for New Lynn's culvert on its way
A plan to replace New Lynn's Rewarewa Creek culvert, under Great North Road, has been agreed.
Beau Monga headlines Urbanesia's Pacific Day Out
The X-Factor winner will be one of the star attractions at this exciting event, celebrating contemporary Pacific art and culture.
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Events
Matariki Star Quest Community Celebration
The whetū have journeyed from the winter sky into Blockhouse Bay Village and it’s up to you to fi...
DIY journal workshop
Create a personal journal to hold aspirations, wishes and plans for the year ahead.
Matariki Movie Night: Boy
In celebration of Matariki, Whau the People invites the community to a free screening of Boy, the...
Whetū Workshop
Join us for a free creative workshop with Māori artist Kairau ‘Haser’ Bradley, where you'll creat...
Organic gardening sessions
Get involved with myriad seasonal organic gardening activities. You can even share in the harvest!
Matariki planting - Whau Awa
Put on your gumboots and let's turn this area into a thriving stream habitat.
Matariki Planting by the Bike Path
Join us this Matariki to plant native plants along the Whau Awa!