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Ponsonby Playgroup
Ponsonby Playgroup is a friendly place for parents/caregivers and their children to meet and play.
Tai Chi for health
Designed to empower people to improve health and wellness.
Wriggle and Rhyme - Pt Chevalier
Join us as we go through sensory play, music time, motor skill development and early social learn...
Crafternoon session
Come after school and join us for our fun and relaxed craft sessions, occasionally games, cooking...
Death Cafe - Remuera
It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session.
Rhymetime - Glen Eden
Rhymetime is a fun, free session including music, songs, movement, stories, games and finger rhymes.
Scottish Ceilidh
Join us for an evening of fun, easy dancing and live music.
Book Chat - Pt Chevalier Library
Bring your latest book to share with a community of fellow readers!
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From cul-de-sacs to community: play streets are the highlight this Play Week
This Play Week Aotearoa (19-25 October) Aucklanders are encouraged to embrace the power of play through Auckland Council’s growing play streets initiative.
More ways to enjoy David Lange Park
Volleyball court, outdoor fitness trail, giant play equipment and a youth chill-out zone are now part of the mix at David Lange Park, all delivered in under a year with investment from the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board.
North Shore Brass hits a high note
North Shore Brass is celebrating a historic national championship win after a century of music-making.
New memoir fills gap in youth publishing with honest account of identity and mental health
I Think I Need This: A True Story offers an intimate account of a young person, Tahi, coming of age amid family trauma.
Panmure’s town centre regeneration continues
Panmure’s town centre regeneration continues, with the Auckland Urban Development Office (AUDO) taking a development site at 3 Kings Road to market.
Future options explored for Point Chevalier’s Lions Corner on Raymond Street
Future options are being explored for Point Chevalier’s Lions Corner on Raymond Street.
Safer and greener waterfront coming to Laingholm
A much-loved coastal spot in Laingholm is set for a refresh after the adoption of a concept plan to make Sandys Parade safer, greener and more welcoming for the community.
Safer communities
A significant decision for Ōtara after years of community advocacy and 168 formal objections, with residents making their voices heard about alcohol-related harm and antisocial behaviour in the town centre.