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Stormwater upgrade for Waiheke's Fourth Ave
Work is starting to reduce road and property flooding in Onetangi and to improve the quality of the water flowing to the sea.
Report reveals tree cover data for Ōrākei
A new report reveals data about urban tree cover in the Ōrākei Local Board area.
Survey finds young people want more to do
The results of a Franklin Local Board survey to help it understand community needs for young people have been released.
App brings Howick history to life
Howick Local Board has extended its heritage walk app to cover three new heritage walks
New plan to help local ecology in Ōrākei
A new plan will support Ōrākei Local Board with managing environmental projects.
New lease for Te Tuhi arts centre
Pakuranga’s celebrated Te Tuhi Centre for the Arts has been granted a new lease, securing its future at its Reeves Road site for another 20 years.
Popular Paremoremo walkway reopened
The Swimming Hole Walkway in Paremoremo Scenic Reserve has been improved and reopened to the public.
North Shore youth innovation hub to open early 2020
Shore Junction youth innovation hub to open next year.
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