Local
News
Whau Local Board calls on Government to commit on Avondale Racecourse sale
Any sale of the racecourse should come with a commitment to benefit Avondale, the local board has said.
The story of one of the first Chinese women in Auckland
The story of Madame Joong, businesswoman and community leader, during Auckland Heritage Festival.
Film explores experiences of Deaf community
Members of the Auckland Deaf community have collaborated with local filmmakers to tell a story about Deaf culture in the Whau.
Western Initiative takes shape
Western Initiative sets out to strengthen community even further.
Q&A on the Manukau Harbour Forum
We chat to Saffron Toms to find out more about the Manukau Harbour Forum and what it does.
Pay As You Throw – save as you throw!
Watch the Q&A session to learn more about Auckland Council’s pay as you throw wheelie bins for west Auckland.
Code of conduct complaint findings released
A Code of Conduct complaint against former Whau Local Board chair, and current board member, Catherine Farmer has been resolved.
Recognising our youth
18 young people aged 12 to 24 received awards for their mahi (work), leadership and talent.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 21
- …
- 28
- Next Page
Events
Adventurous Nature Play
Climb, explore, and discover the great outdoors with fun for all ages.
Ako Hoe Waka
Paddle together and experience the thrill of waka on Auckland’s waterways.
Kemu Maori
Learn traditional Māori games and connect with cultural stories and activities.
Avondale Library Summer School Holidays
Unleash your imagination this summer with festive makes, quests, art, science and more.
Christmas fun for Preschoolers at Blockhouse Bay Library
Festive stories, songs, rhymes for children.
Rhyme Time with Stories at Avondale Library
Join our rhyme time sessions with stories, songs, and movements.
