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New chair for Albert-Eden Local Board
Albert-Eden Local Board Chairperson Lee Corrick is stepping down from the position and will be replaced by Deputy Chair Margi Watson until the local government elections in October.

Wheels up for new skate park

Now open – Browns Bay and Army Bay playgrounds
Children are enjoying the playgrounds that recently re-opened at Army Bay and Browns Bay.

Next steps for kauri tracks in Rodney
Track upgrades, hygiene stations and fences are helping in Rodney’s battle against kauri dieback.

Motorway closing so bridge can go
The Southern Motorway between Drury and Papakura will be closed 7pm Saturday 21 May to 9am Sunday 22 May to demolish the Park Estate Road bridge.

Whiri Aroha gifts of love blessed
Korowai have been gifted to Middlemore Hospital's Bereavement Care Service.

Cycling budget controversy misses real point, say councillors
Waitākere Ward Councillors Shane Henderson and Linda Cooper say that headlines criticizing plans for future cycling infrastructure in Auckland missed the real issue, tackling climate change.

Red letter day as Shadbolt House writers retreat takes step forward
Sixteen years in the making, Shadbolt House in Titirangi has taken a step toward becoming a writers retreat following a decision by Waitākere Ranges Local Board.
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Events

Tony Hadley 40th Anniversary Tour
Tony Hadley, former lead singer from Spandau Ballet, performs.

Creative Talks: Matthew Diesch
Matthew will talk about intimacy coordination and how it is used in the arts.

Music for Inspiration
Music to soothe the mind and the soul sung by NZ Three Tenors in this perfect setting.

ATSNZ Disability Expo
Showcasing products and services designed for the rehabilitation, aged care, home care, leisure and recreation markets.

The New Zealand Herald Premier Series: Bezuidenhout's Mozart
New Zealand composer Gemma Peacocke's new work for the APO.

NZ Barok presents From Court to Cathedral: Music by Bach and Handel
This concert features music by the two giants of Baroque music, Bach and Handel.

Flour to Towers – Josiah Clifton Firth with Lisa Truttman
This talk is about Josiah Clifton Firth and his businesses, which were an integral part of Auckland's economy in the second half of the 19th century.

The Princess Bride in Concert
Experience one of the most beloved films of all time as never before with the power of the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
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