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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.
Moon Festival shines on Whau
Whau residents can enjoy a live harp performance, cultural dances, and cuisine from different Asian countries at the upcoming New Lynn Moon Festival night market.
Mānu playground consultation opens for Whau residents
Whau residents are invited to have their say on an upgrade to Mānu playground at Maui Reserve in New Lynn.
Food rescue charity’s funding recipe gets grants boost
A food rescue charity is now able to provide a safer volunteering environment thanks to funding from all three West Auckland Local Boards.
Meeting the Te Hono funding challenge
Whau Local Board and Ward Councillor Kerrin Leoni are committed to finding the funds to enable its development.
Whau residents, only four days left to have your say!
Grab the opportunities to shape the Whau area for the next three years.
Local Board Plan priorities: what matters for Whau
Speak up and help shape the future of your community by giving feedback on Whau Local Board’s draft three-year plan.
Blockhouse Bay Intermediate students working to protect their school and build connections
Students building connections between school and community environments
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Play classic and modern games, meet new people, and enjoy a great time together.
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