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Pukekohe trials could transform town centre
Panuku Development Auckland is launching trials in Pukekohe designed to bring more people into the town, improve safety, create opportunities for outdoor dining and entertainment.
Transport views should be aired
Transport is one of the main issues for residents of Auckland's two most southern boards, Papakura and Franklin.
10-year Budget views sought
Consultation on the 10-year Budget closes on 22 March and the south's elected members are urging residents to speak up.
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.
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Matariki Kapa Haka performance
A special performance by Pukekohe Intermediate's Kapa Haka group to celebrate Matariki.
Matariki Storytime
A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books, while building language and literacy skills.
Cook Island Language Week Storytime
A great opportunity to encourage an interest in books, while building language and literacy skills.
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Kapa Haka performance
A special performance by Pukekohe Intermediate's Kapa Haka group to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Mā...