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Matakana playground set to rock
Construction of the new Matakana Village playground is well underway.

Maungakiekie-Tāmaki youth panel
A newly selected youth panel is in place for the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board area.

Meet a Mission Bay dragon
The dragon that makes its home near the swings at Mission Bay’s Patteson Avenue Reserve now has a name.

Memorial sculpture graces Ōtāhuhu Cemetery
Memorial sculpture graces Ōtāhuhu Cemetery.

New Helensville community hub
A new community hub has opened in the Helensville War Memorial Hall

New military gallery opens at Papakura Museum
A new military gallery has opened at Papakura Museum, with an exhibition to commemorate the 100th anniversary of WWI.

New playing surfaces at Crum Park
New surfaces have been installed on both the sports field and tennis courts at Crum Park.

Onehunga Mall upgrade kicks off
The $2.7 million project, which will upgrade the mall between Grey Street and Arthur Street, is a priority in the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Plan 2014, and received strong support from the wider community during recent consultation.
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Events

Seven Sculptors
Seven Sculptors presents a survey of works as part of their contemporary sculptural practices, developed in their onsite studios.

Secrets of Stonehenge
This exhibition delves into Stonehenge's science, history, and mythology - discover the secrets of what it meant to the people who built it and what it means to the world today.

Book Chat
Book a chat with one of our librarians to find out about new books and authors just for you!

'This Place'
Coming from a range of perspectives, from their whakapapa to a place, to the environmental and social impacts, they explore a range of mediums, photography, oil, and watercolour...

Moniek Schrijer: Screensaver
Compositions glow, reflecting a refracted light beyond the edge of a richly hand-painted surface.

Ayesha Green: Still life
Through this process of translation and depiction, she also speaks to relationships, whakapapa and the stories of our connections to the landscape.

Tia Ranginui: Gonville Gothic
Redhead and albino Māori were sometimes said to be the result of interbreeding.

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