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Nine-year-old appeals for lower speeds
Nine-year-old boy Caio Maffey has petitioned Franklin Local Board for slower speeds around his school.
South's dog problem must be addressed
The south is a hotspot for roaming dogs and other bad behaviours.
Census highlights a changing south
The south is growing faster than the rest of Auckland and is becoming even more ethnically diverse.
Honouring Hingaia in sculpture at Karaka
Waiohua chieftainess Hingaia is celebrated at the park that bears her name in Karaka.
Timetable developed for return of trains
Franklin Ward Councillor Andy Baker says the fully electric train service will be a game-changer for Pukekohe and surrounding areas.
Over 10,000 tonnes recycled at Waiuku Community Recycling Centre’s 10-year mark
This month, Auckland’s first official Community Recycling Centre (CRC), Zero Waste Waiuku is celebrating 10 years of operation.
Papakura Stream helpers celebrate progress
There are thousands more plants along the Papakura Stream's banks thanks to committed volunteers.
Rural community urged to speak up
The Southern Rural Strategy is open for consultation. The policy will guide development in the rural south.
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