Local
News
Avondale to Waterview walkway now open
A new shared path that connects Avondale and Waterview has been officially opened.
Must-have books on a desert island
If you found yourself stranded on a desert island, which book would you want to have with you?
Locals supported to help preserve ecological treasure
Areas of lava rock forest in Epsom are being preserved by locals with help from Albert-Eden Local Board.
Kumeū Arts Centre expands into new eco pod
After years of occupying an old works depot shed, the centre is expanding into a sustainable building.
Creativity rules at Papakura's The Corner
A community hub is fostering creativity in young people to help improve their local area.
Safeswim returns to Auckland with new swimming spots
Auckland Council’s Safeswim website is ready for summer, highlighting water quality around the region.
Snow in the Park nominated for top national award
Snow in the Park has been nominated for Best Local Government Event at the 2018 NZ Event Awards.
Takapuna Beach Holiday Park lease progress update
Panuku Development Auckland is continuing to progress plans for the Takapuna Beach Holiday Park.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 386
- …
- 545
- Next Page
Events
LEGO Free Play - Te Atatū
Snap it, stack it and bring your ideas to life after school with fun challenges or your own creat...
Driver's licence training
We will help you work towards obtaining your learner licence or refresh your theoretical knowledge.
Taiji
Enjoy gentle movement and mindful practice in a welcoming environment.
LEGO Club - Te Atatū
We provide the LEGO and the rest is up to your imagination!
Whatu Hauora
A 10-week beginner programme designed for those wanting to learn the art of weaving a contemporar...
Jeena Shin & Jamie Te Heuheu: Moving through time
This exhibition presents a dialogue between Aotearoa-based painters Jeena Shin (South Korea) and...
Onehunga Toy Library
A not-for-profit, volunteer-run toy library, catering for children from around 6 months up to 8 y...
Teen Artwork
In a fully equipped art studio, students work progressively to develop their own visual language.