Local
News
Manurewa Youth Council praised for board plan contributions
Manurewa Youth Council has been praised by the local board for its outstanding work in the community.
Waiheke’s Te Matuku Awaawaroa Walkway open again
Te Matuku Awaawaroa Walkway has been re-opened following completion of work to divert over 1 kilometre of existing track away from kauri forest.
City of Sails hosts Tuia 250 flotilla
Tāmaki Makaurau is set to welcome Tuia 250 Voyage flotilla into the Waitematā on Friday 25 October.
Auckland Harbour Bridge evokes blue water for our voyagers
Vector Lights for Tuia 250 will pay tribute to the city’s long, rich and courageous voyaging history with a bespoke light show on Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Ōrākei CAB finds the perfect match
The Citizen Advice Bureau and Ōrākei Community Centre have joined forces to continue providing help and services to Ōrākei locals.
Funds available for Manurewa young people
Manurewa Local Board is seeking applicants for its Rangatahi Youth Scholarships programme.
New playground coming to Greenhithe
A new playground at Huntington Reserve is underway and on track for completion and opening to the community this month.
Manurewa groups supported with local board grants
Sixteen groups will benefit from Manurewa Local Board grants funding.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 209
- …
- 540
- Next Page
Events
Large-Scale Organic Hand-Building
This demonstration will provide a valuable opportunity to learn and refine your skills.
Greenwoods Corner Spring Festival
This retail market day and festival aims to show the attractions of Greenwoods Corner to both a l...
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.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 51
- …
- 55
- Next Page
