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Māori Warden from Ōtāhuhu Māori Wardens Association wins Te Tohu Maimoa Award
A well-loved Māori warden is recognised for his efforts by Companion Animals New Zealand for the support to Animal Welfare during the floods in Māngere.
Town's murals paint a path forward
Murals added to the Pukekohe streetscape recognise the area's difficult past.
Howick celebrates moth plant competition winners
There is a war taking place across the motu – a war against the moth plant, one that takes over and frequently out-competes and replaces native plants, smothering and strangling whatever it climbs on.
The Curious Case of the Curious Minds project in the restoration of the Waokauri Stream
The ambitious Curious Minds project of Aorere College’s Year 9 students laid the groundwork for the restoration of a nearby stream.
Māngere’s Centre Park says 'bem-vindo' to Portugal’s National Women’s team
It’s official – from this month onwards, Māngere’s Ngā Hau Māngere Centre Park will be temporarily handed over to FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 organisers.
Little ones go large in moth plant hunt
Pest Free South Auckland's moth plant hunters have made a mountain of difference.
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board grants for locals who know locals best
Forty-three community groups or organisations have benefited from Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board’s latest round of 2022/2023 grants.
Ambury Regional Park, celebrated Green Flag holder, judged one of the best in the world
Ambury Regional Park in Māngere Bridge is not just a working farm, an important education centre and a bird watchers paradise, it’s also a recipient of a Green Flag award, marking it as one of the best parks in the world.
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Otahuhu Food Festival
The Otahuhu Food Festival is an all day family event with over 120 food stalls and truck.
Soaping Session by Proper Soap
In this session you will learn the history of cold process soap making.