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Manurewa scoops world record for longest sundae
Manurewa has officially scooped the world record for longest ice-cream dessert.
Massive recreation centre will become 'heart of Ōtāhuhu'
Ōtāhuhu’s new $30.9 million multi‑use facility had its grand opening in August.
A safer Henderson
Henderson-Massey Local Board focuses on community safety in Henderson’s town centre.
All action at Greville Reserve
The transformation of Forrest Hill’s Greville Reserve into an exciting hub for recreational activities is nearing completion.
Beachlands-Maraetai Coastal Walkway wins design award
Franklin’s iconic greenway, the Beachlands-Maraetai Coastal Walkway, has won a Pride of Place 2015 Landscape Architecture Award for outstanding design.
Explore our great outdoors
Get active outdoors and explore the Upper Harbour area’s beautiful parks, scenic coastal reserves and picturesque bush walks.
Fort Takapuna barracks restored
Two very special heritage buildings are now restored and will soon be available for the community to enjoy.
Fostering vibrant communities
Howick Local Board funds community groups to provide transport for seniors, handbooks and programmes for secondary schools and local radio stations.
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