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Keeping te reo Maori alive through coffee and kai
A group of Manurewa youth have set up a cafe to help those wanting a place to practise their te reo Māori in a fun, non-judgemental setting.
Council acknowledges passing of Assid Corban
Council acknowledges the passing of Assid Corban – a stalwart in local government and a champion for west Auckland.
Half Moon Bay public boat ramp reopens
The public boat ramp has reopened after being assessed for damage caused by last week's storm.
West Harbour ferry celebrates 1 million passengers
West Harbour ferry marks 1 million passenger trips.
Final results of Howick Ward by-election
Following the Howick Ward by-election, Paul Young (Independent) has been elected as a Howick Ward councillor.
New playground in Beachlands to benefit whole community
A new playground catering to all age groups and abilities is set to open in Constellation Park.
Where to for Parnell?
A summary of the feedback on the Parnell Plan consultation document is now available online.
Magic moments at Ellerslie
Sparkly fairies and pint-sized pirates took part in the fairy festival on Sunday 9 September.
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Events
Epsom Heritage Walk: Lava, Homes & History
On this guided architectural walk, you'll appreciate Epsom’s distinctive character.
Auckland Family History Expo 2026
Discover your roots and connect with an enthusiastic genealogy community.
Auckland’s vegan roots: Cooking workshop
Come join our chefs and rediscover the joy of compassionate, mindful eating with recipes from the...
Brass bites: Food-themed concert
All three North Shore Brass Academy Bands bring their young talent to entertain with soloists and...
CookBookery with Te Radar
Te Radar's show is a hilarious and heartwarming celebration of the beloved and bizarre cookbooks...
Fruit growers at rest
On this one-hour guided walk through the Glenfield-Birkenhead cemetery, Matt Elliott brings the h...
He Hākari Kōrero: A Feast of Stories
Participants are invited to experience a free one-hour kōrero where heritage is something to be f...
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