Manukau Ward
Manukau Ward News
Council introduces new ways of working in south Auckland
Auckland Council’s south Auckland-based consenting and licensing teams are moving to Manukau.
New bins for Manukau and Howick
We are delivering new rubbish bins to residents in the Manukau and Howick wards throughout June and July.
Mana whenua collaborate on bus station design
The Manukau Bus Station is being developed in partnership with mana whenua.
Top five borrows from Auckland libraries in 2016
Find out Aucklanders' most checked-out titles of the year.
Nixon monument brings descendants together
Mayor Phil Goff met with descendants of the battle at Rangiāowhia regarding the fate of the colonial statue.
Ōtāhuhu Station – Mahi Toi Integration
The architectural design process behind the construction of Ōtāhuhu Station weaved together multiple historical and local cultural narratives.
Local board checks out Manukau bus station progress
The station is due to open in the second quarter of 2018.
Stabilising Pūkaki Crater rim
The rim of Te Pūkaki Tapu o Poutukeka Crater (Pūkaki) in Māngere has been stabilised following a preservation project supported by Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board.
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Manukau Ward Events
Silent skies wool innovation workshops
Free classes with celebrated Fashion Designer Liz Mitchell learning crafts with wool.
Māngere East Community Centre before and after school care
Discover our holiday programme: Safe, fun, & full of exciting activities for your child.
Composting Workshops - May
Come and enjoy free workshops offering an introduction to easy ways of composting.
Manga & Anime Club
Meet fellow enthusiasts, discuss your favourite series, and enjoy everything manga and anime!
Wrrigle & Rhyme - Manukau Library
Come to the library with your pepi and tamariki for our Wriggle and Rhyme sessions!
Indian music series
Each Saturday will have a theme from the classical mastery to the upbeat energy of Punjabi folk,...
Kōrero mai - Kōrero atu
A space to share kōrero of all levels of Te Reo Māori.
