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Council waste grant funds Waiuku Tool Library
A new library in Waiuku is forgoing books in favour of power tools and DIY equipment.
Albany's new iconic walking and cycling bridge opens
The newest walking and cycling bridge on the North Shore has opened, giving communities an iconic new connection over the Northern Motorway and directly into Albany.
Hunua pest numbers at record low
Pest numbers in the Hunua ranges are at an all-time low following a pest control operation completed last year.
Water testing shows Ōrākei Basin safe for people and dogs
Water at Ōrākei Basin has been given the all clear following testing for toxins undertaken last week.
Location for $21million Avondale community centre revealed
Plans to reinvigorate the centre of Avondale have taken an important step following a decision on the preferred location for a new $21million multi-purpose community facility.
Auckland Horticultural Council offered new home
Albert-Eden Local Board has voted to offer the AHC a three-year lease at new premises on Great North Road.
PopUp Business School to pop-up on North Shore
Budding North Shore entrepreneurs can attend a free 10-day business course in March.
Councillors reach out to Albany ward residents
Councillors John Watson and Wayne Walker are inviting residents to join conversations on Auckland Council’s Annual Budget.
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