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Make sure your rubbish won't hurt anyone
In the last two years, more than 80 Auckland rubbish collectors have been seriously injured on the job by dangerous items thrown away by residents.
New pedestrian and cycle bridge for Matakana
The Matakana Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge is now complete. The 52m bridge on Leigh Road provides safe and convenient access to the Matakana Village area.
Rural fire volunteers needed
What the future holds for Howick
What could Howick Village look like in 30 years? That’s the focus of a new plan being developed by Auckland Council.
Playground review: City suburb's hidden gem
A timber fort is the main attraction at this Freemans Bay park.
Rural recycling bins for Franklin
Recycling will be significantly easier for residents in rural Franklin, with the start of Auckland Council’s fortnightly roadside collection service to almost 7000 properties.
Children's artwork lines Hobson Bay walkway
Artworks by local children now adorn the picturesque Hobson Bay walkway, giving the area an inviting splash of colour.
New Ōtāhuhu Station opens this week
Auckland’s newest transport centre at Ōtāhuhu Station will open on 29 October, heralding the roll-out of a simpler public transport network for south Auckland.
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Events
The Auckland Original Sugar Workers Walk
Step back in time on the Original Sugar Worker’s Walk, a 35 to 40-minute heritage trail in Birken...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
This heritage event invites you to learn about the people, history and traditions that shaped thi...
Waimoko Glen Stream Care Session
Come and help save the Waimoko and Waiwhauwhaupaku (Swanson) Streams from rubbish and invasive we...
Kids toy boat building activity
This free workshop invites the next generation of creators to build their very own wooden toy boat.
A musical feast
Folk musicians Chris Priestley and Cameron Bennett will draw on their vast repertoire of original...
Afternoon tea: Modern day importance
Enjoy a display celebrating a collection of hand‑embroidered tablecloths and fine teacups, alongs...
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