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Recycle Shop renamed Tipping Point
Waitākere Transfer Station shop gets new moniker.
Mill Road investment vital
Improvements to the Mill Road corridor are crucial for the growing community.
It’s official: Penlink is coming this decade
We’ve done it! Penlink will be built within the next 10 years, says Hibiscus and Bays Local Board Chair Julia Parfitt.
Let’s get the west moving
What do you think about the future of transport in Auckland?
Call for more safe zones for Rainbow Youth
An organisation working to increase the acceptance of gender and sexuality diversity is receiving increasing calls to widen its services.
Improving play at Unsworth Reserve
Playground has swings and seesaws as well as a climbing play module suitable for older children.
Craigavon playground perfect for school holidays
Be sure you take your children down to the new the Craigavon Park playground.
Barrier drivers get a break
There's support for an exemption for Great Barrier Island from the proposed regional fuel tax.
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Parnell Heritage Walks - Ewelme Cottage
Take a stroll to the grounds of Ewelme Cottage and admire this fine example of an early Victorian...
The Shamrocks: Irish Genealogy Special Interest Group
The Shamrocks welcome you to meet with them and listen to speakers and discuss Irish history topics.
Auckland Peace Heritage Walk
Join us for a special walk exploring stories of conflict and protests for peace.
C O N T R O L F R E A K : WORKSHOP
Preston McNeil gets down and nerdy about the technical aspects of building an arcade machine.
Guided Tours Kennedy Park and Rahopara Pā
Join our community ranger to explore Kennedy Park's tunnels, gun emplacements, and the ancient Ra...
Howick Heritage Walk
Howick Library’s Mitchell Johnston leads a walking tour through Howick Village.
Who Sold Wiremu Tāmihana's Peace Covenant?
Senior Librarian Liam Appleton explores the history and provenance surrounding the 1865 peace cov...
Echoes of the Pacific A Spoken Word Gathering
Dive into the captivating narratives of our Māori and Pasifika rangatahi, woven together in a tap...
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