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Construction starting soon on the Eastern Busway from Pakuranga
In February 2022 Auckland Transport (AT) approved the design of the Eastern Busway between Pakuranga and Ti Rakau Drive Bridge.
South Auckland street name honours Rugby League legends
A private road in Papatoetoe now honours the legendary Leuluai family of South Auckland, that has given the country Rugby League legends like James Leuluai.
Aotea Transfer Station opens in July
Aotea / Great Barrier Island is taking another positive step towards achieving the Zero Waste 2040 target.
Henderson Civic Building reopens after refurbishment
The Henderson Civic building has reopened its doors to the public following a six-month comprehensive refurbishment programme.
WeLoveU members work for the environment
When members of the International WeLoveU Foundation decided to get their hands dirty to support the Clean World Movement, they made a pile of difference – several piles.
Book fields early to avoid disappointment
Sports fields in Puketāpapa are sought after by winter codes, making it essential clubs book early to avoid disappointment.
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Events
Takapuna Winter Lights
This free, family-friendly festival transforms central Takapuna into a spectacular winter wonderl...
Threads of the Cook Islands - Tivaevae Exhibition
Celebrate the beauty, tradition and storytelling of Cook Islands tivaevae at Papatoetoe Museum’s...
Realistic drawing and portrait oil painting class
Join us to refine your skills, unlock new horizons and create stunning artworks that leave a last...
Mandarin Storytime - Albany
A warm and engaging programme for children aged under five.
Korean/English Rhyme Time
Join us at Glenfield Library for music, rhymes, stories and movement.
The Joy Club (Dark Dancers)
Come and experience the joy of dancing in the dark.
Go Beyond The Book
Come and join us in a series of workshops to help you get the most out of your library - from eBo...
Shakespeare Aloud
Come along and experience the humour, intensity and joy of Shakespeare.
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