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Connecting worlds: Diversity Festival 2025
This year’s Diversity Festival, on Saturday 1 March, is set to be an unmissable celebration. Thanks to the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board, Eke Panuku Development Auckland, and Westfield Manukau.
Shading the way: Beachlands playground gets cool upgrade
Kahawairahi Drive Reserve Playground is getting some exciting upgrades that will enhance the park experience for everyone, thanks to Franklin Local Board.
West coast beach warning after tragic incidents
Visitors to beaches out west are being urged to stay safe.
Whau park gifted dual Māori name
Tiakina was gifted by local iwi Te Kawerau ā Maki, creating the dual name of Tiakina / Sister Rene Shadbolt Park.
Paws for thought
Ōrākei residents are being encouraged to give feedback on council’s review of dog policies and bylaws including local dog access rules.
Pukekohe train a relief for locals
After nearly 3 years of waiting the Pukekohe train service officially resumed this week, making the morning commute much easier for locals.
Local boards push for Mill Road corridor
Local boards in the south continue to advocate for Mill Road to provide an alternative corridor to the Southern Motorway.
Designated dog area decisions
Aotea residents are being encouraged to give feedback on council’s review of dog policies and bylaws including local dog access rules.
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