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Manurewa Community Volunteer Awards
Nominations should recognise individuals and groups who have made a valuable contribution to the community in Manurewa.
Creeping fuchsia at the Botanic Gardens
The blue pollen of these rare fuchsia are a treat for visitors to the Botanic Gardens.
Don’t forget to see the forget-me-not at the Botanic Gardens
With their delicate white rosette like leaves forget-me-not are a firm favourite with visitors to Auckland’s Botanic Gardens.
Interns making a big difference
What's it like interning at Auckland Council? We spoke with Licensing and Compliance intern Nicola Clark.
New Māngere bus station on its way
A new Māngere town centre bus station and new bus stops on Avenue Road in Ōtāhuhu are set to get underway in July.
All action at David Nathan Park
Manurewa Local Board has developed a strategic business plan to enhance David Nathan Park and Homestead.
Transformation of Manukau given green light
The transformation of the Manukau metropolitan centre has taken an important first step.
State Highway to be narrower from Takanini
The NZ Transport Agency says reduced lane widths on State Highway 1 at Takanini will be extended further south in the coming weeks.
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Events
Sculpture in the Gardens
Head along with friends and family and be wowed by a spectacular display of sculptures.
Red Wave Blue Wave
This exhibition celebrates oceanic peoples and underscores their cultural contributions.
English & Computer Skills Training
This course is a great launchpad to further study or work.
Climate Action Trail - Auckland Botanic Gardens
The trail contains 10 fun stops with content for tamariki and adults, showing how we can all live...
Iwi of Origin 2024
Registrations are now open for Iwi of Origin 2024. Organisers are calling on Māori across the Tām...
Whānau Make Days: Nathan Homestead Pukepuke of the Future
Join in the creative fun with friends and whānau.
Tai Chi Training
Our Tai chi training is suitable for all ages and all fitness levels.
