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Aotea / Great Barrier Local Board adopts its three-year plan
Aotea / Great Barrier's Local Board Plan sets out what the board plans to achieve in the next three years.
Waitematā Local Board adopts its three-year plan
Waitematā's Local Board Plan sets out what it plans to achieve over the next three years.
Parnell Festival of Roses – a bloomin’ good time
The sun came out and greeted the community for a fun-filled day at Parnell Festival of Roses 2023, which attracted more than 5,000 attendees.
Bird’s the word: Aotea's 2023 Bird Count Wants You!
Bird enthusiasts on Aotea / Great Barrier are wanted for the next Aotea Bird Count, set to take place in December 2023.
Midtown construction schedule continues to build momentum while expanding scope of underground works
In a recently published update, the Auckland Council group continues to deliver positive momentum across the Midtown Regeneration Programme while building smarter across agencies.
Next steps for Leys Institute and 254 Ponsonby Road
Designs for two major community spaces in the Ponsonby area have been approved.
By-law helps Waiheke birds take flight
Waiheke’s birdlife will be flying high this summer following the un-leashing of a plan to create a bird friendly beach zone thanks to Waiheke’s local board.
Work begins on next stage of Waiheke youth hub
Waiheke youth can look forward to a new basketball court, as well as learn-to-ride and pump tracks coming to Ostend’s Tawaipareira Reserve early next year.
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