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No voting papers? No problem!
It’s time to vote in Auckland’s local elections, which means you should have received your voting pack in the letterbox by now.
200+ reasons to vote in Auckland local elections
Local elections season is well underway with nearly 25,000 votes already returned.
Strength in numbers: improved community safety in Panmure
There’s a beefed-up security presence in Panmure – thanks to a local board investment.
From soil to sand: Mount Wellington War Memorial Park sports field to be upgraded
Mount Wellington War Memorial Park sports fields users will be able to double the number of playing hours per week following investment from the Fix and Finish Fund.
Local elections: Can Auckland count on you?
Voting papers are being sent to enrolled voters between September 9 -22 so they can choose Auckland’s champions.
Who represents you?
The best news about these elections so far is that Aucklanders have more to choose from, with a record number of candidates nominated since 2013.
Who ticks your boxes in Auckland local elections?
Voting in the local elections opens on Tuesday 9 September and Aucklanders are invited to check out the candidate catalogue to learn about candidates.
EcoMatters Bike Hubs celebrate 100,000 visitors
An initiative that began in a single shipping container in New Lynn has now welcomed more than 100,000 visitors across a growing network of community bike hubs in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Events
Matariki Memories
Tamariki will create a magical artwork - a small constellation of their own past, present and pos...
Fabric of Play
Come and create something special from upcycled materials and fabric.
Te Ara Rama Matariki Light Trail
You are invited to walk a luminous light trail inspired by the nine stars of Matariki, featuring...
Light Trail activity - Badgemaking
Drop in and design your own Matariki inspired badge using images and patterns inspired by the whe...
Matariki potluck and art
Free community event for all to come through and celebrate Matariki together through kai and art.
Death Cafe - Onehunga
A monthly group-led discussion about death with no agenda.
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