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Te Whau Pathway consultation now open
Aucklanders are being invited to have their say on the design of Te Whau Pathway, as the project takes its next steps following Resource Consent being granted in 2020.
Work to do to stop tree canopy decline in Whau
Whau Local Board has reiterated its commitment to improving access to green spaces following the news that tree canopy cover in Whau has reduced by two per cent since 2018.
Five-year leases awarded for community groups in Whau
Three Whau based community organisations have had their leases for council buildings renewed for five-year terms.
Avondale Streetscape Project Phase two agreed thanks to $1millon board funding
The next stage in improving the Avondale Streetscape has been given the green light, with Whau Local Board to fund $1million to complete the project.
Online hub provides crucial information for West Auckland
West Aucklanders are being urged to make the most of a digital hub providing key sources of important information during lockdown.
Next generation of Pacific Leaders graduate
Fourty-four young people from West Auckland high schools recently graduated from the Tula’i Pacific Youth Leadership Programme.
Keeping the arts on the go in Whau
The beating heart of the Whau arts scene is set to get a fresh injection of energy following the appointment of Janet Lilo and Jody Yawa McMillan to the Whau Arts Broker role.
New classroom ready to roll thanks to board grant
A little helping hand from Whau Local Board is making a big difference to people whose lives are affected by alcohol, drug or other addiction challenges, helping them build the skills and confidence to help them move into education or gain employm...
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