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Wee Suzie gets her forever home
Auckland Council's animal shelters have dogs to adopt all year-round.
New community facilities completed at Hobsonville Point
Redevelopment of the old Air Force Headquarters Building at Hobsonville Point is now complete.
Red-top bin collections start in Papakura
Papakura’s red-top rubbish bins are now being collected.
New chair for Hauraki Gulf Forum
Waiheke Local Board member John Meeuwsen has been elected chair of the Hauraki Gulf Forum.
New chairs for local boards
At six local boards across Auckland, six board members are stepping up to become chairs.
New artwork represents Auckland's original foreshore
A set of five bronze sculptures by artist Chris Bailey has been installed in downtown Auckland.
Franklin to get better facilities following service centre sale
Franklin will ultimately benefit from a decision to sell the current site of the Pukekohe service centre.
Restoring Te Auaunga through kaitiakitanga
Achieving an awa where native aquatic life can flourish and people can swim in within one generation.
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The Dead Speak: Inside the World of Forensic Investigation
Join Thomas Coyle MNZM, one of New Zealand's foremost forensic experts, for a fascinating look be...
Teen Artwork
In a fully equipped art studio, students work progressively to develop their own visual language.
Crit sessions
Experience a series of public crit sessions presented as part of the exhibition CRIT: Art Learnin...
Book Group - Parnell
Come along if you love talking about the books you've read and hearing about new books others hav...
Rhymetime - Glen Eden
Rhymetime is a fun, free session including music, songs, movement, stories, games and finger rhymes.
Vaka Tautua Drop-In at Avondale Library
Vaka Tautua is a National ‘Pacific for Pacific’ mental health, disability and social services pro...
Tamariki Time
Join us at the Waterview Community and Enviro Hub to enjoy some stories, singing and dancing!
Te Manawa Book Club
Join us every month to discuss the pukapuka | books we've loved (and maybe not so loved)!
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