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2-in-a-Ute pilot work programme hits the road
A new project is bringing training and employment to Aucklanders and training the next generation of tradies.
Businesses sought for Youth Employability Programme
Youth Employability is appealing for more businesses to support the next generation of workers with work experience programmes.
Grants available for great zero-waste ideas
Up to $50,000 is available to businesses and community groups to support waste-reduction projects.
Download the 2020 Hauraki Gulf Marine Park poster
Hauraki Gulf Marine Park poster celebrates the diversity of life in Auckland’s big blue backyard.
Photography exhibition celebrates Women's Work
An exhibition celebrating the work of 21 women photographers will be on display at the Ellen Melville Centre in Freyberg Place from March 6 to 9.
Award recognises innovation of Auckland Cemeteries
Auckland Cemeteries has been recognised nationally for its innovative approach to natural burials.
Events in Auckland pick up the PACE!
The council's Parks, Arts, Community and Events Committee allocates Regional Events Funding
Community Development Grants support Auckland’s thriving communities
Auckland Council's Parks, Arts, Community and Events Committee allocates Regional Community Development Funding.
Chick-chasing Gavin living the dream in his bachelor pad
It’s now a case of `birds of a feather flock together’ for Gavin the rooster who has found his forever home in Drury after being adopted from the Auckland Council Manukau Animal Shelter.
Calls to conserve water as dry summer bites
Watercare is asking residents to be mindful of their water use, particularly on hot days.
$16m for beloved arts, education groups
A $16 million boost is being given to some of Auckland’s most well-loved arts, educational and rescue services.
Record numbers of budding book worms take part in summer reading programme
More than 13,000 Auckland children joined Kia Māia te Whai Dare to Explore this summer.
Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival to showcase Māori business
With huge musical talent and incredible storytelling taking the limelight in the lead up to Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival, it can be easy to miss what else makes up a unique festival experience.
Drop-in for advice about applying for the council’s advisory panels
Applications are still open for Auckland Council's demographic advisory boards.
Hogwart finds love online
With a face that only a mother could love, a pint-sized bachelor is off the market after picking up an online following.
Members sought for council advisory panels
Aucklanders from all walks of life are being encouraged to apply for Auckland Council’s six demographic advisory panels.
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