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Bringing communities together – The Jungle
‘The Jungle’, Ōtara’s newest basketball court has never seen an empty day since it was opened at the beginning of August. Why are locals in love with it?

Albany development gets green light
Upper Harbour Local Board is welcoming news that a high-end mixed residential and retail development is to be built north of the old Albany village.

Biddick’s Bay history revealed
A family’s historic connection with a bay in the Orākei Local Board area has been officially recognised.

Council supports conservation volunteers at Atiu Creek
Council is partnering with Conservation Volunteers NZ and will contribute $50,000 towards the Restore Ātiu Creek Ecology (RACE) project.

Government urged to protect our marine environment
On October 29 Auckland Council approved its submission to the government on the areas proposed to be offered for petroleum exploration permit applications in 2016.

Waiheke Island named as a top 10 region
The secret is out – Waiheke Island has been named one of the world’s top 10 regions for next year in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2016 publication.

Youth lead Pukekohe skate park design

Discover Greenhithe
Tucked away on the upper shores of the Waitematā Harbour is the small community of Greenhithe.
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Events

#Maranga - Rise Up Aotearoa
Come along for live music, food stalls, and fun for the whole whānau

Banaba Dance and Costume workshop
Learn about the Banaba culture through dance stories, and crafts.

Birkenhead Repair Cafe - EcoFest
Please bring anything you need to be fixed to your broken item, such as a new zip or plug attachment.

BLACKCAPS v Sri Lanka ODI - Fundraiser Match
It’s our chance to come together to support communities affected by Cyclone Gabrielle and future disasters.

Bumps, Bubs and 0 to 5's - Auckland Mama Markets
Auckland Mama Markets is excited to host a market focussed on mamas-to-be, new mamas, babies, and young children.

Celebrating Cultures
Join the Howick Local Board as we celebrate our diverse communities through music, performance, workshops, crafts, food, displays and exhibitions.

