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Concept plan for Clarks Beach Reserve adopted
A concept plan for the redevelopment of the Clarks Beach Recreation Reserve has been adopted.
Community-led plan to restore Harbourview Orangihina
A community-led plan to restore Harborview-Ōrangihina Park in Te Atau Peninsula has been agreed to by Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Work underway to control non-native seaweed found on Aotea Great Barrier Island
An invasive seaweed that spreads rapidly has been discovered in waters surrounding Aotea Great Barrier Island.
Scott Point Sustainable Sports Park first stage kicks off
Work is set to begin to develop the first stage of a sustainable sports park in Hobsonville.
West Wave pool to close for essential works from 13-17 December
Critical electrical work required to keep the West Wave Aquatic centre operational will mean that part of the West wave complex will be closed for five days from 13-17 December.
$800,000 for transport projects in Whau
Whau Local Board has allocated almost $800,000 to three transport projects in Whau.
Support for Papakura groups
More than $28,000 in grants have been made to community, sports and arts groups in the Papakura Local Board area.
Franklin announces partnership funding
Franklin Local Board has announced strategic partnership funding for groups across the area.
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Events
Interior Motives: Mapping memories and moments
This fun, liberating workshop explores the unbounded world of mixed media.
Large-Scale Organic Hand-Building
This demonstration will provide a valuable opportunity to learn and refine your skills.
Performance of New Zealand Baiyun Beijing Opera Society
The event is suitable for the whole family.
Volunteer Expo Auckland East
This is a family-friendly trade-show-style event where kids can have supervised play while adults...
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Live in Concert
Experience one of cinema’s most exciting martial arts spectacles and enduring love stories.
A Slow Burlesque
A story about transformation, dressing up, becoming nothing, and becoming everything.
A Niu Dawn
New Zealand-born Samoan and Tongan artists respond to the 1970s Dawn Raids in Aotearoa.
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