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Community gardens provide skills, food and savings in south Auckland
Growing your own vegetables has never been easier for would-be south Auckland gardeners.
Two new tsunami sirens to be installed in Orewa
The installation of two new voice instruction tsunami sirens in Orewa begins today, 2 September 2020.
Cleaning up Milford’s estuary and beach
Devonport-Takapuna Local Board has committed funding to support a cleaner and healthier Wairau Estuary and beach in Milford.
Grants keep school pools open around Franklin
School pools in smaller areas around Franklin will be able to open to the public over summer thanks to local board grants.
New building consenting legislation changes introduced
New legislation exempting some building work from requiring a building consent under the Building Act 2004 takes effect from Monday 31 August.
Piha surf tower gets green light
A proposed new surf lifesaving tower at the iconic Piha Beach has been given the green light by Waitākere Ranges Local Board following community consultation.
Changes sought to Drury plans
Public submissions are being sought as developers seek zoning changes to plans for Drury.
Franklin roundabout funds welcomed
Funding for a roundabout for a notorious traffic accident blackspot has been welcomed by Franklin Local Board chair Andy Baker.
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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
Come along and learn cycling tips and tricks.
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.
Vocal lessons
Designed to build strong foundations and help you feel more confident in your voice.
Tōfā Mamao
The work examines the tension between demanding cultural traditions, which often consume the imme...
