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Seeing green – kākāriki conservation in Okiwi
Okiwi Community Ecology Project's hard mahi helps to protect the island's native bird populations.
Storytellers shine bright at Leabank School
Young writers from Leabank Primary School have become published authors with the release of Te Whetū o te Kōrero - Star of a Story, a bilingual book in te re Māori and English.
Time to bring your creative ideas to life
Time is running out for Henderson-Massey performers, musicians, creatives, and artists to submit their funding requests for community projects taking place between October 2025 and June 2026.
Kaipātiki sports fields gets major upgrade from board
Kaipātiki’s sports and recreation facilities will get a major boost following the local board’s decision to increase allocation to sports field upgrades to $2,684,200 in the 25/26 financial year.
EcoMatters Bike Hubs celebrate 100,000 visitors
An initiative that began in a single shipping container in New Lynn has now welcomed more than 100,000 visitors across a growing network of community bike hubs in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Celebrating diversity and building belonging in Upper Harbour
A new strategy designed to support Upper Harbour’s growing ethnic communities has been adopted by the local board.
New leases and licences secured for valued community groups across Rodney
Five community groups across Rodney have secured leases and licences to occupy from the local board.
Board pushes back against plans to blur rural urban boundary
Strict protections should remain in West Auckland’s environmentally sensitive areas, says Waitākere Ranges Local Board in its response to the Government’s “Going for Housing Growth” consultation proposal.
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Events
Food dependence in the history of early Onehunga
Come along to discover an insightful look at how early Onehunga residents built their community f...
Geoheritage guided walk - Maungarei/Mt Wellington
Bringing this explosive past to life, geoheritage specialist Bruce Hayward leads an insightful wa...
Heritage talk: When a dream set sail
Bill Deed tells the story of why he had a dream to restore a sailing ship in Waiuku.
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.
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