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Puketāpapa cutting carbon footprints with cycling
Locals in Puketāpapa are being encouraged to get on their bikes to promote low-carbon living.
Local board delight as Armour Bay deemed safe for swimming
A long-term water health warning has been lifted from Armour Bay beach.
Local board chair checks Waiheke's disposal habits
Cath Handley visited Visy’s recycling plant to see for herself the state of the island's waste.
Auckland Museum receives funding for new gallery
A new gallery will help to tell the story of the past, present and future of Tāmaki Makaurau.
Mission Bay Café a winner at Ōrākei awards
Congratulations to Mission Bay Café, who took out the Supreme Award at the first ever Ōrākei Local Board Business Awards.
AMETI Eastern Busway update
Sixty-one houses will be removed to allow construction of the AMETI Eastern Busway.
Free rat traps to help Eastern Bays birds
The Eastern Bays Songbird Project is distributing free rat traps to reduce pests and support birdlife.
Work continues to improve Takapuna water quality
Significant work has been taking place at Takapuna beach to address water quality issues.
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