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Te Taiwhanga Taiohi - East Auckland Youth Space opening
Get ready to hang out at the hippest and trendiest new social spot for young people in East Auckland, run by youth for youth.
Safer roads on the way for Avondale and Green Bay
Road safety improvements are in the pipeline for Avondale and Green Bay, thanks to the recent allocation of the Whau Local Board Transport Capital Fund.
Kids Arts Festival set to enchant West Auckland
The popular Kids Arts Festival returns to West Auckland on April 6 and is set to enchant families with a captivating exploration of Oceans and Origins.
Play Festival back with an extensive line up
Play Festival returns to Tuna Mau / Western Park on the first Saturday of April.
The little street that could
The residents of a small Papakura cul-de-sac are making plans for the next time disaster strikes.
Board works with AT to resolve issues
Manurewa residents' traffic concerns have the local board working with Auckland Transport.
Auckland Live brings ‘Summer in the Square’ to Aotea Square
Warm summer days are about to get even better with the Auckland Live Summer in the Square line-up that is jam-packed with free live entertainment from Thursday 1 February to Sunday 25 February.
Moving funds benefits local assets
Moving funds from projects that can't go ahead means other work within Franklin can be brought forward.
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Events
Portrait Foundations
This course will introduce drawing methods taught by masters Frank Riley, Andrew Loomis and John...
Reading to Mango
Spend some quality time with our furry friend Mango as you read your favorite books to him.
Drop-in print studio
Come along and work independently in our printmaking studio.
Senior Digital Drop-in - Epsom
Got questions you need answering? Digital Seniors are here to help.
Wriggle and Rhyme - Te Manawa
Wriggle and Rhyme promotes active movement and brain development for babies up to 18 months.
Capoeira Luanda classes
Learn the basics of capoeira and play capoeira instruments.
Ngā Whetū o Takurua (The Stars of Winter)
Gaze up at the night sky and learn about the stars from a Māori perspective.
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