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Cockle Bay beach receives a makeover
A 66-meter-long rock revetment has been constructed on the western side of Cockle Bay beach to reduce severe coastal erosion.
Waiuku College gym opens its doors again
Waiuku College has reopened its gym to the public after being closed for more than a year for repairs.
Ōrākei Basin at its best for Community Day 2020
Discover how much Ōrākei Basin has to offer at the Ōrākei Basin Community Day, all are welcome.
New look planned for Franklin library
Changes are planned for Franklin: The Centre to add a new community meeting and increased office space for local board staff.
Registrations now open for Diversity Festival performers and stallholders
A true picture of south Auckland will be on display when diverse communities come together to celebrate at Diversity Festival.
New playground for Maungawhau in time for summer
The popular children’s playground on Normanby Road at the foot of Maungawhau / Mt Eden is getting a makeover! A brand new adventure park will be in place by mid-December, in time for school holidays.
Sculptor of the week - James Wright
James Wright's sculpture Ratiti Mya is on display at the Auckland Botanic Gardens this summer.
Sculptor of the week - Bing Dawe
Christchurch-based sculptor Bing Dawe is exhibiting at Sculpture in the Gardens until 6 March 2016.
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Events
Screen printing workshop
Learn a fun and cost-effective way to create stencils for screen printing in this hands-on workshop.
The Henderson Shuffle
The Henderson Shuffle is a 12‑hour, non‑competitive community endurance event - where people walk...
Monster Mug Mayhem
Choose from your favourite freaky monster and create your own hand-built clay mug.
Spring guided walk
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a free guided walk through the Auckland Botanic Gardens.
Haydn & Shostakovich
Beginning with the clean tranquillity of Morning, Grieg’s first suite from his music to the play...
Halloween Beasts
Celebrate the spooky season by creating your own Halloween clay beasts and creatures.
Fijian Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.
Piringatahi: A heritage feast
Come along and browse a curated selection of cookbooks from 1714 to the present.
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