Whau Ward
Whau Ward News
Locals celebrate food, family, and more
The Kitchen—a series of free events in Albert-Eden and the Whau areas—brings communities and writers together.
WATCH: The Manukau Harbour's stunning beauty
A place of such beauty, in need of our protection and care.
Location for $21million Avondale community centre revealed
Plans to reinvigorate the centre of Avondale have taken an important step following a decision on the preferred location for a new $21million multi-purpose community facility.
Kūkūwai Karnival celebrates end of Waterview Tunnel work disruption
Albert Eden and Whau local boards are saying thank you to residents with a party to mark the end of six years of Waterview Tunnel work disruptions.
Avondale to Waterview walkway now open
A new shared path that connects Avondale and Waterview has been officially opened.
Safeswim returns to Auckland with new swimming spots
Auckland Council’s Safeswim website is ready for summer, highlighting water quality around the region.
Whau Local Board awards $13,000 in community grants
Thirteen community organisations have been awarded a combined $13,888 in funding.
Seven actions to tackle climate change in Whau
A community approach is key to help reduce carbon dioxide emissions generated by the Whau each year.
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Whau Ward Events
Dinosaur Discovery at Auckland Libraries
Explore ancient eggs, and learn about prehistoric giants that once roamed the Earth.
Kids Learn to Ride
An opportunity to learn tips and tricks to practice with your kids at home.
The Big Bike Film Night 2025
Bringing the best short cycling films from around the world together for you.
Textile Tuesday
Bring your own project, browse new craft books and learn from others along the way.
Wriggle & Rhyme - Avondale Library
Come on down to the library with your pepi and tamariki for our Wriggle and Rhyme sessions!
Rhyme time with stories
Join our rhyme time sessions with stories, songs, and movements.
Titirangi golf club stream care session
Come along to save the Waitahurangi Awa from pest plants, and to help this stream that flows thro...
