Local
News
Fale Pasifika opens at Papakura High School
A new fale has been blessed and opened to honour the presence and place of the Pacific community within Papakura and the school.
Local board keen to tackle school safety concerns
Papakura Local Board and Auckland Transport are looking to improve safety in and around Takanini School.
Road safety improvements planned for Manurewa
Auckland Transport is asking the Manurewa community for feedback on a project to make streets safer.
Join Manurewa's Be a Tidy Kiwi challenge
Manurewa Local Board Chair Angela Dalton is leading the charge to keep the are litter free and is calling upon others to do the same.
Historic site needs a little love
Papakura Local Board is exploring options for saving restrooms at the Centennial Rest Rooms.
Sikh temple a community hub open to all
New Zealand’s largest Sikh temple, Gurudwara Sri Kalgidhar Sahib, is a thriving community hub in south Auckland.
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.
Papakura Marae welcomes community for kai every Thursday
There is such a thing as a free dinner for the Papakura community thanks to volunteers at a local marae.
- Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 56
- …
- 71
- Next Page
Events
Loose Parts Play
Build, create, and explore using open-ended play materials
Giant Stand-up Paddleboarding
Glide across the water and enjoy a guided paddleboarding adventure.
Kayaking
Paddle, explore, and enjoy Auckland’s waterways in guided sessions.
Nurture in Nature
Relax, explore, and connect with nature in a calm, guided session.
Nature Play
Explore, climb, and connect with the outdoors in playful activities.
Nathan Homestead School Holiday Programme
Nathan Homestead Pukepuke offer fun, active and creative school holiday programmes for tamariki a...
Summer holiday program at Clendon Library
A vibrant summer of reading, creativity and discovery at Waimāhia Library
Ako Hoe Waka
Paddle together and experience the thrill of waka on Auckland’s waterways.