Whau Ward
Whau Ward News
Interns making a big difference
What's it like interning at Auckland Council? We spoke with Licensing and Compliance intern Nicola Clark.
Te Whau Pathway work continues
A link between the Manukau and Waitematā harbours is another step closer, now that work on the next phase of Te Whau Pathway has kicked off.
West Auckland’s new connection
Auckland Transport has revealed plans for a new shared path connecting New Lynn to Avondale.
Makeover complete for New Lynn library
The New Lynn library has received an upgrade to improve customers’ experience.
Remembering the men who shook Auckland!
“The nearby city of Auckland had never been shaken like it had when these men came to town,” went a newspaper report of the arrival of the newly formed, New Zealand Engineers Tunnelling Company.
Walk Waikumete "a special celebration"
Staff and volunteers at Waikumete Cemetery turned out in force for a 24-hour walk, raising funds to replace a historic headstone destroyed by vandals.
Replacing the Avondale Community Centre
Replacing the Avondale Community Centre
Status of privately owned trees in New Lynn
Auckland Council is aware of media reports about protesters who have climbed trees on private property in New Lynn to prevent them being removed.
Whau Ward Events
English Conversation Corners
Join our qualified English teacher, Ingrid on Sundays.
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.
Avondale Chess Club
Join us every Friday after school for a fun and friendly chess session.
Kids Learn to Ride
An opportunity to learn tips and tricks to practice with your kids at home.
Tāmaki’s urban food futures
Participants will be taken on a journey through the roots of our food system crisis to the possib...
