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Waiuku Museum supported by local board grants
Buildings that make up part of Waiuku Museum are in line for some care and attention thanks to Franklin Local Board.
Manukau Harbour report welcomed
Elected leaders from across the city have welcomed a report into the state of the Manukau Harbour as a starting point for the critical waterway's renewal.
Budget sets path for Franklin's future
Auckland Council's 10-Year Budget, adopted this week, has been welcomed by Franklin's elected representatives.
Facilities team ploughs through the work
Community Facilities hard-working staff have been thanked by Franklin Local Board for managing heavy workloads.
Tamariki prepare for challenge
Youngsters from across Manurewa are training for their Te Rima 101 challenge.
Maraetai club gets it right
Maraetai Beach Boating Club has used its facilities and old-fashioned hard work to build a role for itself that puts it at the heart of the local community.
Street names help keep heritage alive
Ever wondered how you came to be living on Colonel Street? Jonah Lomu Drive and Queen Street might be self-explanatory, but it's our local boards that are charged with adopting new names in their areas.
Ngāti Tamaoho vision for Manukau Harbour shared
Ngāti Tamaoho has shared a vision of a renewed Pahurehure Inlet, and for the Manukau Harbour beyond it.
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Events
Christmas on the Green
It's a perfect excuse to get your family and friends together for an evening of Christmas magic.
Introduction to Watercolour workshop with artist Cathy Cowin
Learn the basics of watercolour in an encouraging, nurturing, friendly and relaxed environment.
Christmas at Buckland Hall
Christmas at Buckland Hall is a truly magical event for all the family.
E-Waste Collection Day
Drop off your unwanted electronic products during this drive-thru event.
Christmas bauble painting workshop
In this workshop, you will have 3 ceramic baubles to paint however you like.
Pukekohe Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you for FREE.
