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More burial capacity for Waikumete Cemetery
Six areas have been approved for development to increase burial capacity at Waikumete Cemetery.
Road safety improvements on the way in Waitematā
Improvements will be made to roads in the Waitematā Local Board area thanks to budget from the Community Safety Fund.
Fashion police to issue tickets to stylish Aucklanders
Fashion police will hit Auckland streets this week issuing tickets to stylish pedestrians during New Zealand Fashion Week, from August 26 to September 1.
Vector lights to shine in support of Daffodil Day
Vector Lights will shine yellow and blue for three nights to support Daffodil Day, symbolising hope for one in three New Zealanders affected by cancer.
Off-licence application withdrawal welcomed in Māngere
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board has welcomed the withdrawal of an off-licence application for a liquor store in Vine Street, Māngere East.
Great Barrier Island community nursery prepares for grand opening
The final touches are going on Aotea / Great Barrier's new community native plant nursery this week ahead of its grand opening on August 31.
Upgrades for Te Pae O Kura on the way
Te Pae O Kura, formerly known as Kelston Community Centre, is in line for a comprehensive renewal.
Young Pasifika leaders graduate
Seventy young people from seven west Auckland high schools recently graduated from the Tula’i Pacific youth leadership programme.
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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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