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New trail to link Clevedon and Kaiaua
The Hūnua Trail will link Clevedon and Kaiaua over a 44-kilometre walking and cycling trail on existing tracks and Watercare roads.
Going South - a local's guide to summer in south Auckland
Teau Aiturau, founder of Time To Thrive – To Stay Alive, a cycling-focused charitable trust, shares his story and a few of his favourite south Auckland spots.
Addison survey finds residents positive about suburb
Study finds residents of the master-planned community of Addison in Papakura have a lot to be positive about.
Cockle Bay beach receives a makeover
A 66-meter-long rock revetment has been constructed on the western side of Cockle Bay beach to reduce severe coastal erosion.
Waiuku College gym opens its doors again
Waiuku College has reopened its gym to the public after being closed for more than a year for repairs.
Ōrākei Basin at its best for Community Day 2020
Discover how much Ōrākei Basin has to offer at the Ōrākei Basin Community Day, all are welcome.
New look planned for Franklin library
Changes are planned for Franklin: The Centre to add a new community meeting and increased office space for local board staff.
Registrations now open for Diversity Festival performers and stallholders
A true picture of south Auckland will be on display when diverse communities come together to celebrate at Diversity Festival.
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Events
1970s Ponsonby exhibition: Meet the photographer
Meet and chat with former Elam student and photographer Louise Lonsdale-Cooper.
An illustrated talk: From mid-winter feast to Christmas Eve supper
Discover traditions of the mid-winter feast in Europe, Christmas dinner in colonial NZ and the 12...
Author Talk: Chinese Market Gardening In Parnell
Join local historian and author Ruth Lam for a talk on Chinese market gardening in Parnell from t...
Fabulous fishy friends
Children will experiment with sculpey clay to create a fabulous fish friend!
Jubilee Building Tour with Blind Low Vision NZ
Explore the rich and detailed history of the Jubilee Building as a residential institute and scho...
Preserving the feast: Beeswax wrap workshop
Enjoyable for families, curious kids and anyone who loves food.
Rationing 1939-1950: The household experience
In this presentation, Lynley Stone from the Mt Albert Historical Society looks closely at the ite...
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