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From feedback to everyday change in Upper Harbour
Upper Harbour is one of Auckland’s fastest-growing, most diverse areas. Local board plans guide investment that help people connect and belong.
Community voices are shaping plans for Rodney
Rodney is growing fast, with investment guided by community priorities and local board plans.
How your voice has made a difference in Hibiscus and Bays
More people are choosing the coast, and local investment shaped by community feedback is creating places to go and things to do.
Matariki celebrations light up the Waitākere Ranges
A vibrant programme of free and low-cost events is taking place in the neighbourhoods throughout June and July.
Onehunga Business Improvement District targeted rate to reduce
The Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board has approved the Onehunga Business Improvement District (BID) targeted rate to drop from $1,000,000 to $350,000.
55 not out: Three Kings Library staff notch half a century
Mount Roskill Library staff Abebe Mekonnen and Jenny Cook recently celebrated milestones, with a combined five decades of mahi.
Working together to make Waitākere Ranges better
Many of the places, spaces and initiatives locals enjoy today started as priorities identified in previous local board plans backed by community feedback. Here are five ways that vision has come to life.
Five ways your voices have made a difference to the Whau
The projects and services we enjoy today often began as priorities identified by residents through previous local board plans.
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Events
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.
Judges Bay heritage walk: Food and exchange
Discover historic Judges Bay on a heritage walk exploring Auckland’s early food landscapes and cu...
Stories from the past
Come to Whangaparaoa Library and listen to the stories from the past.
Takeaway lives: Food, memory and migration
Celebrate this year's Auckland Heritage Festival theme of kai with us as we host a discussion wit...
The Lord Who Serves Vegetables
The tour explores how faith and everyday life intertwine within Indian communities.
The Māra Kai of Te Haukapua, Devonport 1350-1863
Beneath the modern suburb of Devonport lies another landscape – an area of Māori māra kai, garden...
The olives and the vines hafla
Celebrate the Corban family’s Lebanese food and wine legacy in the Corban Estate Homestead.
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