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A new future for Pukekohe
Five Franklin Local Board members have been charged with shaping a new future for Pukekohe.
Franklin community groups receive grant funding
More than $20,000 in grants has been awarded to groups working within the Franklin community.
Waiuku art installation removed due to vandalism
A public sculpture by Waiuku artist Jae Kang has been damaged so badly that it has had to be removed.
Safeswim returns to Auckland with new swimming spots
Auckland Council’s Safeswim website is ready for summer, highlighting water quality around the region.
Panuku to help shape Pukekohe's future
A regeneration programme will create opportunities in the area and help transport connections and housing.
Franklin pest management projects help local birds
Tūī populations are on the rise around Patumahoe thanks to volunteer conservation groups.
Community rallies to ensure beach declared swim safe
Clarks Beach is one for four beaches in the Manukau Harbour to be deemed swimmable this summer.
Students plan for Papakura's future
The future of Papakura is in good hands if Opaheke School’s students are anything to go by.
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Māori Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Kapa Haka performance
A special performance by Pukekohe Intermediate's Kapa Haka group to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Mā...
Clevedon Village Heritage Trail
This 8km walk encompasses 19 historical sites, supported by compelling history and images on a de...
Foodbasket of Franklin
This event at the Pukekohe pioneer cottage features fascinating displays reflecting the early day...
Archaeology at Hudsons Beach
Come along to discover the practical, hands-on reality of uncovering and preserving the stories b...
Field to Table: The Pukekohe Dehydration Factory
Heritage specialist Cara Francesco presents a lecture on this fascinating chapter of Pukekohe’s h...
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.
Fijian Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.