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Onehunga’s cans for candlelight brightens up Christmas for everyone
A total of 390 cans of food were donated to The Salvation Army’s foodbank as 1500 candles flickered at Onehunga Christmas in the Park.
Grants made to community groups
Manurewa Local Board has made grants to groups that help the community.
Pukekohe Market plan gets go ahead
A concept plan for the Pukekohe Market Precinct has been given the green light.
On the tools in Mt Roskill
Four major water infrastructure projects under construction in Mt Roskill and its nearby suburbs will play a major role in supporting the construction of over 12,000 homes.
Board funds make Italy trip possible
A world audience has experienced a taste of Manurewa kapa haka.
Rānui Domain playground concept plan gets go-ahead
The Rānui Domain playground upgrade will increase play opportunities for tamariki (children) from toddlers to 12 years old, and make the park more enjoyable for all members of the whānau.
Consciously clothing community outfit outgrows its space
Koha Apparel provides clean and quality clothing for those in need, while focusing on the major challenge of diverting textile from landfill.
People friendly streets on the way
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board has endorsed the Māngere Streets for People trial projects designed to get more people walking and cycling.
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The Little Leys Classic Film Club
Our third series for 2026, Early Sound Masterpieces, features six monumental films from the first...
Death Cafe
Join an open and welcoming environment to chat over tea and coffee.
Child advocacy and rights - A lecture in Japanese
Let’s explore the importance of children expressing their feelings and how adults should respond...
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Kaituhi Kōrerorero: Witi Ihimaera Smiler and Eugene Bingham
Join us for an evening of unmissable kōrero between two exceptional Māori writers and thinkers, W...
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