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Pottering away in Whau this summer
Three clay artists are offering free workshops in the Whau this summer.
Harbour pollution seen up close
Manukau Harbour Forum chair Jon Turner has been out with Sea Cleaners to see contamination and pollution for himself.
Funding support for Whau community groups
18 community groups were awarded $33,000 in the latest round of Whau Local and Multiboard Grants.
Board sets direction for next three years
Celebrating the rich diversity, building community and environment resilience, and honouring Māori heritage are all features of the Whau Local Board Plan 2023, which has now been finalised.
West boards welcome new kiwis at Hoani Waititi Marae
History was made as the first citizenship ceremony was held at Hoani Waititi Marae.
New basketball court a slam dunk for Whau
It’s time to hone your basketball skills and shoot some hoops at the newly opened Archibald Park basketball court in Kelston.
Weaving magic on Avondale streets
Hail, rain, and wind didn’t dampen the spirits of the Whau community who came out to support the ‘We Are Woven’ event.
Funding decision secures future of Te Hono
The long-planned Te Hono / Avondale library and community hub has been reallocated $15 million to secure its future development.
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Events
Rongoā Māori Workshops
Learn about Rongoā Rākau, traditional Māori plant medicine.
Team Up 2 Clean Up
Help clean up your community as part of Earth Action Trust's anti-litter campaign.
Sunday story time
Enjoy stories, rhymes and songs, encouraging a love of books.
Rhymetime - New Lynn
Bring along your tamariki & enjoy mornings of music, rhymes, dance, and more.
Makerspace
Free, fun and educational afterschool program on Mondays for children aged 5+.
BrainCharge - West
Discover a location near you and join us for a warm, welcoming wellbeing experience - we’d love t...
Wriggle and Rhyme - Avondale
Come on down to the library with your pēpi and tamariki for our Wriggle and Rhyme sessions.
Matariki Wriggle and Rhyme
Sing, play and do gentle exercises for your baby, in English and Te Reo Māori.