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14-24 year olds
Young Aucklander champions plastic-free kaupapa
17-year-old plastic-conscious blogger Ariana Brunet shares her thoughts on refusing plastic.
Kadimah students learn about their whakapapa
Kadimah students have been finding out about their whakapapa at Auckland Libraries.
Watch: Schools heating up for cooking competition
Young foodies are gearing up for the 'What's Your Flavour' semi-final at Manukau Institute of Technology next Tuesday.
NZ's top government graduate employer
University students have voted Auckland Council "most desirable government graduate employer" for a second year running.
Young entrepreneur winners announced
Auckland’s young budding entrepreneurs have shown they have business ideas impressive enough to rival successful companies.
Knowing someone cares
A new report aims to shape the way helping agencies work with at-risk young people to reduce drug related harm.
Knowing someone cares - study results
Key statistics from the "Knowing Someone Cares" study into young people at risk of drug related harm
Over 3000 attend JobFest
Air New Zealand, Auckland Council, Fletcher Building and Spark all had stands at the event.
Young people gear up to vote
Around 80 representatives from different youth boards across Auckland came together at the Mt Roskill Youth Zone on Saturday 30 April to hear about ways to improve voter turnout among young people in the upcoming local government elections.
$12,000 up for grabs for kapa haka super stars
Entries open to Matariki Festival 2016 kapa haka competition
Event tackles challenges of Pasifika youth
The Growing Pasifika Youth event showcases cutting-edge solutions from the perspective of young people.
Major milestone for youth employment in Auckland
Auckland‘s Youth Employment Pledge initiative has achieved its target of signing up 50 employers in the first year.
Auckland Council graduates find success
Two years ago 17 excited graduates started their journeys on Auckland Council's first graduate programme.
Tertiary student? Save on travel
If you're a full-time tertiary student, you could save at least 35 per cent off public transport*. Apply for a tertiary discount on your AT HOP card now.
Meet the MADsters creating positive change in their communities
Meet the MADsters creating positive change in their communities.
Youth employment scheme continues to grow
At the recent Māori and Pasifika Trades Training event, two more employers, UGL and KS Holdings, signed up to Auckland Council’s youth employment pledge scheme.
