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Waterways Protection Fund empowers environmental action
Funds are available to Franklin landowners to help restore the Mauku Stream.
Rural road safety improvements will save lives
More than 400km of rural roads are being targeted as part of a major focus on road safety.
Final stage of Sunnynook Park works to begin
Improvement work at the North Shore park has reached an important milestone.
Board to decide on Waiheke reserve
The future of Rangihoua Reserve and Onetangi Sports Park is in the hands of Waiheke Local Board.
New public artwork reflects heritage streetscape
Floating high above O’Connell Street, Light Weight O by artist Catherine Griffiths is a new Auckland Council public artwork.
Reducing flooding a key focus for Howick councillor
Meetings are being held to help tackle flooding issues in Howick.
Recognising Howick's volunteers
A special event has been held to recognise the efforts of Howick's unsung heroes – its volunteers.
Targeted rate for Papakura food scraps collection
Auckland’s new food scraps collection service has been introduced in Papakura.
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Chat about books you've read and loved (or hated!) recently.
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