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Local board boosts events in Hibiscus and Bays
Hibiscus and Bays residents will enjoy a range of events thanks to local board funding.
Puketāpapa pest control pays dividends for indigenous ornate skink population
A promising discovery has been made in a forested area of Auckland.
Walking the climate talk
More than eight tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions were reduced in 2023/2024 thanks to a Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board funded programme tasked with initiatives to address climate change.
Electrifying News: a new resident development on way
As the community seeks meaningful growth, there’s a powerful call for a new development to be embedded within our neighborhoods, championed by Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board.
Art Week brings brush strokes of the unexpected from 4 to 13 October
A ten-day diary of must-see happenings in Auckland’s city centre.
Help at hand for Manurewa rangatahi
Manurewa Local Board's grants will help rangatahi pursue their dreams.
Southern boards get behind young people
Thriving Rangatahi is Auckland Council's strategy to better address young people’s needs.
Events backed to enrich life in the city
Regional Event Grants support activities across the city.
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Events
French Storytime - Albany
Enjoy different themes with engaging stories shared in French and English.
Our Ocean of Islands
A landmark exhibition bringing together Indigenous knowledge systems and cultural practices.
Repair Café – Central City Library
Volunteer repairers are available to help fix clothing, electric household items and electronics.
FAM: Food. Art. Market
Expect a colourful mix of stalls, delicious bites and plenty of reasons to wander the road.
Death Cafe
Enjoy a group-directed, confidential discussion about death with no agenda, objectives or themes.
Glen Eden Community Markets
Every third Saturday of the month the Glen Eden Community House comes alive with the sights, soun...
History and preservation of Dacre Cottage and the Weiti Block
For anyone interested in in local history and conservation.
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