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Building walls, breaking barriers
Community project restores historic drystone walls.
Parnell Baths to open in December
The pools will remain open until late April following improvements to filtration systems.
Grant to support recycling and tree planting in schools
Funding has been awarded to community groups and initiatives across the Waitematā Local Board area.
Northern corridor improvements progressing swiftly
A project delivering improved transport infrastructure has reached its first milestone.
The story of one of the first Chinese women in Auckland
The story of Madame Joong, businesswoman and community leader, during Auckland Heritage Festival.
Unsung heroes of Ōtara-Papatoetoe recognised at awards show
Community volunteers have been acknowledged for their support of art, sports, seniors and youth services.
Advisory panels valued contributors
Auckland Council has several advisory panels that advocate for diverse sectors of the community.
Manurewa signs up for Armistice Day 100
Eight street signs across Manurewa have had a poppy added to them to honour the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
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