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A fresh new chapter for $1.9m Ōtāhuhu’s Te Taahuhu / Criterion Square
In the heart of Ōtāhuhu, Te Taahuhu / Criterion Square has been reborn. Thanks to Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board committing $1.9 million to the project, with the support of Ōtāhuhu Business Association and Mana Whenua.
Records broken at West Auckland citizenship ceremony
Records have been broken with the first citizenship ceremony held at Trusts Arena attended by around 900 people.
Matt's Manurewa movie magic
Manurewa Local Board chair Matt Winiata has turned to video to reach out to young people.
United for a Safer Hunters Corner
After a surge in violent incidents, Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board and Indian Retailers' Association appeal to Mayor and Governing Body for enhanced security at Hunters Corner.
Community on the beat
From mums to business owners – community patrols consist of committed local residents from all different walks of life.
Partnerships will help community groups
More than 20 community organisations will work alongside the Franklin Local Board on projects across the district.
Board backs Pahurehure islands recognition
Papakura Local Board has supported a plan change to recognise the relationship mana whenua have with sites.
Targeted rate funds Rodney transport projects
Rodney’s footpath network, public transport and unsealed roads are making steady progress with almost $32 million invested from the Rodney Local Board Transport Targeted Rate.
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