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Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board awards more than $117,000 in grants
The Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board first round of local and capital grants for the 2019/2020 financial year
New Ecology Vision facilitator for Great Barrier Island
Taryn Wilks of Sustainable Aotea has been appointed as Great Barrier Island’s new Ecology Vision facilitator.
New greenway connection for Western Springs
A new greenway connection is coming to Western Springs.
New playground for Grey Lynn’s Home Reserve
A new playground and other improvements are on their way to reserve on Home Street, Grey Lynn.
Tune in to RYZ FM 106.9
RYZ FM 106.9 broadcasts from the local Roskill Youth Zone (RYZ), powered by KFM and local community members.
Quay Street seawall strengthened as part of downtown transformation
The historic seawall along Quay Street is being seismically strengthened as part of Auckland's downtown transformation.
Sand turned into art
School holiday art programme will put Karioitahi sand to use.
Rusting wrecks no match for volunteers
Rusting car wrecks dumped on a popular beach have been removed.
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