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Te Puna Market sprouts up in Henderson
A new fresh produce market has sprouted up in Henderson’s town centre, providing access to fresh local affordable kai after the neighbourhood’s primary supermarket closed late last year.
Drop in lifejacket use off rocks a concern
Water safety experts are concerned at evidence of a dramatic decline in lifejacket use among rock fishers on Auckland’s notorious west coast.
Laidlaw College invests in Henderson
Panuku has finalised an agreement with the Laidlaw College Foundation which will be integral to the revitalisation of Henderson.
Henderson road construction to begin
Diggers are now on-site near the council buildings in Henderson, with contractors preparing to begin works on a road extension to better connect the Civic building and Henderson Train Station to Henderson Valley Road.
Mix of new faces and returning members lead local boards
Returning members and several new faces are among those elected to lead your local boards for the 2019-2022 term.
Walks out west you can do
While the forested areas in the Waitākere Ranges and Hunua Ranges are closed to help keep our kauri standing, we need to find alternative west-side walks to wander.
Boxing to success in west Auckland
A group of nine to 20-year old rangitahi in west Auckland are learning skills and building confidence thanks to a Boxing Academy part-funded by Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Henderson Green Star rating welcomed
News that Henderson has one of two neighbourhoods to achieve a Green Star – Community rating for exceptional masterplanning has been heralded as a step change for the area.
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