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Roll of Honour commemorates World War I service personnel
Ōrākei Local Board is remembering World War I service personnel with a republished list of those who served.
Iconic heritage boat on the move ahead of America’s Cup
An 83-year-old steam tugboat previously based in the Viaduct Harbour has a new home on Auckland’s waterfront so construction for the 36th America’s Cup race can begin.
Ōrākei Local Board receives gift for supporting club
Support for a local football club has been rewarded with a carving from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei’s master carver.
North Harbour BMX facility opens
Watch the official opening of North Harbour BMX club's new facility at Hooton Reserve.
New Ponsonby civic space reaches a significant milestone
Major plans are underway to develop 254 Ponsonby Road in Ponsonby into a civic space for the community.
Avondale to Waterview walkway now open
A new shared path that connects Avondale and Waterview has been officially opened.
Olympic champion opens Flat Bush promenade
A fan received a long-overdue autograph from Sir John Walker as he opened a walkway named in his honour.
Must-have books on a desert island
If you found yourself stranded on a desert island, which book would you want to have with you?
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