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Sole Māori names for nine more parks across Waitākere Ranges
Nine more parks in the Waitākere Ranges now carry sole Māori names, replacing their existing English ones.
Who represents you?
The best news about these elections so far is that Aucklanders have more to choose from, with a record number of candidates nominated since 2013.
Who ticks your boxes in Auckland local elections?
Voting in the local elections opens on Tuesday 9 September and Aucklanders are invited to check out the candidate catalogue to learn about candidates.
Waitākere Ranges unveils local climate action plan
An action plan setting out a local roadmap to reduce carbon emissions and help the community adapt to a changing climate in the Waitākere Ranges Local Board area has been adopted.
Aotea gets new tool to help prepare for emergencies
A new plan is set to empower the Aotea / Great Barrier community to better prepare for and respond to emergencies.
Garden tours back for fourteenth year
Spectacular by Nature Garden Tours are back, with a helping hand from Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board.
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.
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Waterless lithography made easier
Join artist Steve Lovett to learn the accessible and effective process of waterless lithographic...
Ceramic light
A whimsical, tactile journey to create a functional ceramic candelabra or wall sconce.
Loose lines
Take on the challenge of painting big with acclaimed contemporary painter and teacher Emma Smith...
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