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WeLoveU members work for the environment
When members of the International WeLoveU Foundation decided to get their hands dirty to support the Clean World Movement, they made a pile of difference – several piles.
Papakura intersection work planned
Improvements are on the way for a notorious Papakura accident black spot.
Wanted: Users for Ōpaheke Sports Park
Papakura Local Board wants to establish the needs of those interested in using Ōpaheke Sports Park.
Drury stations get te reo names
Three stations on the developing Papakura-Pukekohe railway line have been given te reo names.
Puhinui Charter sets path forward
Key partners have signed a charter supporting working together to revive the Puhinui Stream.
Tool boosts efforts to improve water quality
With $452 million of targeted rates earmarked over 10 years to improve water quality, Auckland Council is making sure it invests in the right solutions.
Motorway closing so bridge can go
The Southern Motorway between Drury and Papakura will be closed 7pm Saturday 21 May to 9am Sunday 22 May to demolish the Park Estate Road bridge.
Whiri Aroha gifts of love blessed
Korowai have been gifted to Middlemore Hospital's Bereavement Care Service.
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Sculpture in the Gardens
Head along with friends and family and be wowed by a spectacular display of sculptures.
Climate Action Trail - Auckland Botanic Gardens
The trail contains 10 fun stops with content for tamariki and adults, showing how we can all live...
Tai Chi Training
Our Tai chi training is suitable for all ages and all fitness levels.
Phoenix Colour Pencil Group
This fun and therapeutic group is open to beginners, established artists and everyone in-between.
English & Computer Skills Training
This course is a great launchpad to further study or work.
Colour Your World
Join us for our adult colouring session to relax, unwind and get creative.
Leaf Mould Workshop
Come along to Auckland Botanic Gardens for this workshop with Katrina Wolff.
Red Wave Blue Wave
This exhibition celebrates oceanic peoples and underscores their cultural contributions.
