Franklin Ward
Franklin Ward News
Franklin Local Board urges storm readiness
Local board chair Angela Fulljames says there are many things residents can do to prepare for the bad weather tipped to hit Auckland.
Kawakawa pontoons back in action
The Kawakawa Bay Boating Club ramp is fully back in action after damaged caused in last year's storms.
A new future for Pukekohe
Five Franklin Local Board members have been charged with shaping a new future for Pukekohe.
Franklin community groups receive grant funding
More than $20,000 in grants has been awarded to groups working within the Franklin community.
Waiuku art installation removed due to vandalism
A public sculpture by Waiuku artist Jae Kang has been damaged so badly that it has had to be removed.
Safeswim returns to Auckland with new swimming spots
Auckland Council’s Safeswim website is ready for summer, highlighting water quality around the region.
Panuku to help shape Pukekohe's future
A regeneration programme will create opportunities in the area and help transport connections and housing.
Franklin pest management projects help local birds
Tūī populations are on the rise around Patumahoe thanks to volunteer conservation groups.
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Franklin Ward Events
Homebound - An exhibition by Artist Amrit Kaur
HomeBound is a love letter to the quiet constancy of home-familiar, yet touched by time.
The Big Bike Film Night 2025
Bringing the best short cycling films from around the world together for you.
Painting course
Each session focuses on a key aspect of colour, blending instruction with practical application.
Awhitu Peninsula planting days
You're invited to help protect and restore the waterways in Awhiu.
Kintsugi workshop with Artist Han Nae Kim
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold. A metaphor...
Duder Regional Park - Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
Sow, grow and eat: Mastering microgreens
Learn all about microgreens, sprouts, and salad greens, from planting to eating.
Matariki ki te Maunga
Join us pre dawn on Pukekohe Hill Reserve to welcome Matariki rising in the sky.
