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Have your say on three proposed train stations in south Auckland
KiwiRail and the Supporting Growth Alliance are seeking community feedback on the development of three new train stations for southern Auckland.
Budget locks savings in
Deputy Mayor and Franklin Ward Councillor Bill Cashmore says the 10-year Budget now open for consultation locks in savings already identified.
Te reo reflects Paerata Rise's Methodist history
Ten new street names in Franklin's rapidly-growing Paerata Rise reflect the area's Methodist history and reference the Bible.
Cashmore wants south heard
Consultation into Auckland Council's 10-year Budget has opened with Deputy Mayor and Franklin Ward representative Bill Cashmore urging residents in the south to take part.
Hays Creeks Dam returns
A long abandoned water treatment plant in the Hunua Ranges will soon be supplying millions of litres of water to Auckland's network, as Watercare returns the Hays Creek Dam to service.
Hunua riders urged to stay on track
Mountain bike enthusiasts using the Hunua Ranges are being reminded to stay our of areas closed to the public.
Pukeoware Hall mural is a winner
Pukeoware Hall in Franklin had an award-winning paint job courtesy of talented artist Brigita Botma.
Back to nature at Blackberry Flats
Get back to nature in the device-free zone of Blackberry Flats Campground in Waharau Regional Park.
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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.
