Local
News
Pukekohe Hill track brought back to life
Volunteers have cleared an overgrown track that links the summit of Pukekohe Hill to Bayly Road.
AT report says moving Pukekohe train station impractical and costly
Auckland Transport has told Franklin Local Board it is unable to spend any more money on plans to move the Pukekohe train station away from its present site.
Clevedon says farewell to Ian Duder
Franklin Local Board has bid farewell to Ian Duder, the community champion whose farm became Duder Regional Park.
Weight limit set on Mercer Bridge
The weight limit on Mercer Bridge on Mercer Ferry Road has been reduced.
Drury and Pukekohe destined for major urban transformation
Homes for up to 80,000 people are forecast in council draft structure plans for Drury-Opāheke and Pukekohe–Paerata.
Hunua caution period lifted
Six months after the final application of 1080 in the Hunua Ranges regional parklands, the caution over the treatment area has been lifted.
Waiuku Trail milestone reached
Work on the Waiuku Trails is officially underway after a ceremonial sod-turning event.
Papakura students eye life on the beat
Papakura High School has launched a programme designed to lead students into a career with the New Zealand Police.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 45
- …
- 60
- Next Page
Events
Going to Seed
This body of work is inspired by Katie’s connection with nature, place and community.
Christmas on the Green
It's a perfect excuse to get your family and friends together for an evening of Christmas magic.
Introduction to Watercolour workshop with artist Cathy Cowin
Learn the basics of watercolour in an encouraging, nurturing, friendly and relaxed environment.
Christmas at Buckland Hall
Christmas at Buckland Hall is a truly magical event for all the family.
E-Waste Collection Day
Drop off your unwanted electronic products during this drive-thru event.
Christmas bauble painting workshop
In this workshop, you will have 3 ceramic baubles to paint however you like.
Pukekohe Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you for FREE.
