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In solidarity with street vendors: growing the entrepreneurial spirit
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board’s compassionate backing of street vendors.
Work continues on Franklin transport issues
Work on Awhtiu roads that remain closed by cyclone damage has been scheduled.
Ōtara’s composting champions lead climate action
Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate Middle School (SEHC) in Ōtara hosted 54 teachers from 13 local schools, all keen to dive into the world of Bokashi composting.
20kph limit set for Karioitahi Beach
The days of speeding along Karioitahi Beach are over.
Celebrate the Stars
The 2024 Howick Sports Awards celebrated local athletic talent and honoured the vital roles of coaches, volunteers, and community supporters.
Safer Shores - Bucklands Beach Safety improvements begin
Plans for proposed safety measures have been changed to be more effective thanks to community feedback, Howick Local Board, Bucklands and Eastern Beaches Residents Associations.
Board grant helps young actors
The Glass Ceiling Arts Collective helps young disabled actors stage dramatic productions.
Share your ideas for a Takapuna community hub
The North Shore community are being asked to share their ideas on what they want for a new community hub in Takapuna.
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Kundalini Yoga: Applied Yogic Science and Meditation
This 90-minute journey includes selected kriyas and meditations, designed to awaken, balance, and...
Te Manawa Digital Drop-in
Drop in to our sessions for a one-on-one digital coaching with our tech-passionate librarians!
Drop-in ceramics studio
Join us on Fridays to work independently in our fully equipped ceramics studio.
Drop-in print studio
Bring your own projects and work alongside likeminded creatives.
Te Manawa Kids Play
A drop-in session for active babies and toddlers in the Children’s space! Tamariki can play with...
Artland by Do Ho Suh & children
The installation features imaginative creatures and fantastical landscapes including Noodlegrass,...
Lupe I Vao Ese
This exhibition centres indigenous ways of knowing and being. Rather than presenting measina as r...
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