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Tuia rangatahi all in place
Six rangatahi Māori – including five wāhine toa - have filled the Tuia mentoring positions made available by the city’s southern local boards.
Agencies work to rehome flood-hit families
Auckland Council and Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board staff are working alongside Kāinga Ora - the largest housing owner in the area - to meet the needs of families hit by flooding.
Ōtara-Papatoetoe welcomes immigrants
Local board to partner with Immigration New Zealand’s Welcoming Communities Programme pilot.
Councillor says community must make its voice heard on proposed Annual Budget
Councillor Lotu Fuli says the power of community was illustrated during the recent storms.
Pasifika honours celebrated
The large number of Pasifika people included in the New Years Honours recognises their community commitment.
South's councillors urge public to speak up
Councillors from across the south are urging residents to make their voices heard on the city’s proposed Annual Budget, open for consultation from noon on 28 February to 11pm on 28 March.
Budget moved to community grants
Money allocated to the Lantern Festival, cancelled in the storms, has been made available to community groups.
Cyclone linen drive took on life of its own
When the call went out during Cyclone Gabrielle for linen, Papakura Local Board acting chair Jan Robinson swung into action.
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