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South Auckland bus changes explained in five languages
AT staff members created ‘Get Ready South Auckland’ videos in their own language.
Future Streets project delights
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu locals took to the newly completed Te Ara Mua Future Streets trail on foot, bikes, scooters, skateboards and even unicycles when it opened in September.
Futsal team proof that nothing's wasted
Meet a group of people so passionate about the zero-waste way of life that even their soccer uniforms are trash turned into treasure.
Remembering Manurewa’s soldiers
Manurewa RSA, Manurewa Local Board and the local community have launched the limited-edition book Manurewa’s Soldiers: Manurewa during the First World War.
Manu Tukutuku symbol of community empowerment
A new community facility in the Manurewa suburb of Randwick Park is a shining light of community empowerment at its best.
Kererū watches over Papakura treasures in new mural
The native kererū or wood pigeon proudly adorns the Papakura Art Gallery in a new mural by artists Charles and Janine Williams.
Opaheke Park transformation gets go-ahead
Papakura Local Board has agreed to a concept plan that will see the northern part of Papakura's Opaheke Park transformed.
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Ukulele Club
Come along to play easy songs, sing-along, meet new people and have fun!
Beautiful Botanical Books
Learn how quickly the capital became a port for a thriving southern Pacific trade.
Oceania Wildlife Sculptures
Our free workshop invites families and children to explore the wonders of marine life native to t...
Colours of The Pacific
Participate in making tapa, tivaevae, lei, and learn about the significance of tatau.
What's on at Nathan Homestead Pukepuke
We’re thrilled to present our Nathan Homestead Pukepuke Term 4 "What’s On" programme!
Papakura Art Group Inc. Annual Competition and Exhibition
On the day of the Competition anyone, can come to view the paintings in the Elizabeth Campbell Ha...
Family History Help
Need help researching your family tree? Library staff and volunteers from the Papakura Branch of...
