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Dog rule change to safeguard nesting birds at Big Manly and Tindalls
When the first shorebird pair begins nesting, temporary dog access rule changes will be introduced at Big Manly and Tindalls beaches to help protect vulnerable shorebirds.
Compliance wardens now on Kaipātiki streets
Two new compliance wardens are adding an extra level of safety and compliance in Kaipātiki thanks to a pilot programme funded by the local board.
A win for history and art in Waitematā
The Sargeson Centre will undergo restoration thanks to an allocation from the Fix and Finish fund.
Pragmatic, curious and occasionally disruptive
After 18 years serving her community, Councillor Angela Dalton is stepping down, summing up her time in local government as the privilege of a lifetime.
This is my last hurrah!
After three terms on the council’s Governing Body, a term as chair of the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board and six years as a North Shore City councillor, Chris Darby is farewelling local government.
It’s time to enjoy life. It’s so precious!
An unwanted firework coming too close to her young son’s pram and a dilapidated park structure were the catalysts for Sharon Stewart’s first foray into the world of local politics.
Growing strong together: why local food planning matters for future resilience in Puketāpapa
Kai Resilient Puketāpapa is a community-led project focused on planning for food resilience.
New energy for Ōtāhuhu
Ōtāhuhu’s town centre is set for a refresh, thanks to funding secured through Auckland Council’s Fix and Finish fund.
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Judges Bay heritage walk: Food and exchange
Discover historic Judges Bay on a heritage walk exploring Auckland’s early food landscapes and cu...
Stories from the past
Come to Whangaparaoa Library and listen to the stories from the past.
Takeaway lives: Food, memory and migration
Celebrate this year's Auckland Heritage Festival theme of kai with us as we host a discussion wit...
The Lord Who Serves Vegetables
The tour explores how faith and everyday life intertwine within Indian communities.
The Māra Kai of Te Haukapua, Devonport 1350-1863
Beneath the modern suburb of Devonport lies another landscape – an area of Māori māra kai, garden...
The olives and the vines hafla
Celebrate the Corban family’s Lebanese food and wine legacy in the Corban Estate Homestead.
Threads of Nathan Homestead Pukepuke
Come celebrate our rich heritage while looking toward a vibrant future shaped by the community th...
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