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Piha: Marawhara Stream sediment disposal
Work to clear the Marawhara Stream culvert area is underway.
Young and old learn to upcycle waste at South Auckland community workshops
Children as young as six, along with their grandparents, are learning practical ways to reduce, reuse and recycle at Green Warrior workshops run by the Sikh Women’s Association in Ōtāhuhu.
Timeless urban oasis in the heart of Māngere
Hidden down a winding driveway, the Old School Teaching Gardens in Māngere bloom into a three-acre dreamland, a lush urban oasis making a significant impact.
Tennis and squash club gets major boost
Papakura Tennis and Squash Club has received a major funding boost.
Wairaki Stream sheds 50 tonnes
Lynfield Beach Cove Reserve is now open to the public - one month sooner than anticipated.
Legacy in the stars
The stars aligned with the celebration of the Māori new year at the unveiling of the Matariki Legacy project at Mission Heights in Flatbush.
Help protect Kaipātiki's coasts
Kaipātiki residents are being asked to share their thoughts on plans to protect and manage local coastal areas.
Local Alcohol Policy helps safety in our communities
The community of Ōtara-Papatoetoe are celebrating the new Local Alcohol Policy (LAP), which promises to raise a fresh wave of hope and helping efforts to curb the flood of cheap alcohol.
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