
Manukau Ward
Manukau Ward News

Safety boost in Māngere
Safety ambassadors and CCTV cameras are among a range of safety initiatives supported by Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board to improve safety at Māngere Town Centre and Māngere East Village.

Don’t miss out - book local sports fields
Remember to book ahead and lock-in your game time on local sport fields.

Memorial Gardens seeks help locating families
Manukau Memorial Gardens is asking for help from the public to trace the families of loved ones whose headstones were accidentally damaged last week.

Thanks to our volunteers
Community groups and volunteers were officially acknowledged at the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board Volunteer Awards, held recently at the Ōtāhuhu Town Hall Community Centre. Family, friends and those who put forward nominations were all in attendance.

Restoring the Ōtara Lake
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board has endorsed an official plan to rehabilitate the Ōtara Lake and its waterways – all within one generation.

Massive recreation centre will become 'heart of Ōtāhuhu'
Ōtāhuhu’s new $30.9 million multi‑use facility had its grand opening in August.

Colin Dale Park motoring ahead
Work on a new multi-use motorsport venue at Colin Dale Park is underway.

Tackling Auckland's housing shortage
Manukau Ward Events

Re-purposed toy creations
Make sculptures by gluing re-purposed toys into your very own creations.

Kōrero mai - Kōrero atu
A space to share kōrero of all levels of Te Reo Māori.

Craft a cute Piwakawaka out of recycled resources
Make a beautiful Piwakawaka out of reclaimed fabric.

Anzac military diorama
Build your own military diorama dedicated to the courageous Anzacs.

Māngere East Community Centre school holiday program
Explore local activities & fun excursions in Mangere East.

Village Lights
Bring your friends and whānau for an unforgettable evening under the lights!

Silent skies wool innovation workshops
Free classes with celebrated Fashion Designer Liz Mitchell learning crafts with wool.

Te Wā Takinga Paki (Te Reo Māori Immersion Storytime)
Let's sing, dance, and listen to stories all in te reo Māori.