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Santa gets a helping hand
Santa has had a helping hand to make sure he can pop in and see Papakura families ahead of Christmas.
Safer streets on the way for Glen Eden with pop-up cycleway
Safer cycling is on the way to Glen Eden following the news that a trial pop-up cycleway on Captain Scott Road has been given the go-ahead.
Green light for Greenslade upgrades
A project to upgrade Greenslade Reserve will soon enter stage two works later this month following a funding boost from the government.
'No mow' pilot at Grey Lynn Park will see slopes returned to wilderness
A ‘no mow’ pilot at Grey Lynn Park is being funded by the Waitematā Local Board to improve biodiversity outcomes.
Pollution prevention project to protect waterways in Waitematā
A new programme will help educate Eden Terrace businesses about their impact on local waterways.
Pukekohe markets on the move
Pukekohe's popular Saturday markets will be trialed in the Town Square in an effort to bring more customers into the town.
Franklin Arts Festival beats the odds
The Franklin Arts Festival has beaten COVID-19 by adopting an online format alongside a "pop-up" exhibition at Franklin: The Centre.
Improved Murphys Road now open to traffic
Murphys Road in Flat Bush has now reopened as a four-lane road following improvements.
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Kids learn to ride
An opportunity to learn tips and tricks to practice with your kids at home.
Learn to ride classes for adults
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White Blood
Through everyday objects, White Blood examines how imperial power operates beyond territorial con...
Gaps of Silence
These works listen to what lingers in the hush between worship and erasure, where the divine wait...
Letters Home
This exhibition explores the quiet, intimate act of writing letters to the people we love.
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Tōfā Mamao
The work examines the tension between demanding cultural traditions, which often consume the imme...
