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Pop Poetry lifts words off the page with music
In a first for Pop Poetry, music will join light projection to lift words off the page.
Summer adventures in and around Tāmaki Makaurau
Try the latest trend in travel and tour new locations and activities around the region.
Grants available for food waste champions
Apply now for Auckland Council’s Love Food Hate Waste Fund.
Save with these zero-waste summer meals
Grab the summer edition of Easy Choice – Family Kai meal planner by Love Food Hate Waste.
Top tips for reducing soft plastic use
Auckland Council is encouraging Aucklanders to make efforts to reduce their consumption of soft plastics.
Make five family meals this week for $60
Pick up the spring edition of Easy Choice – Family Kai for healthy and cheap recipes for your family.
7 ways to eat well and spend less this winter
Winter can be an expensive time of year. Check out these tips from Love Food Hate Waste for eating healthy food for less money.
Clever cookbook keeps costs down this winter
A new edition of Easy Choice – Family Kai from Love Food Hate Waste will help Kiwis feed their families and put healthy food on the table.
Call for stalls at 2018 Auckland Diwali Festival
Stallholder registrations are now open for the 2018 Auckland Diwali Festival.
Does your business comply with the new Food Act?
Auckland Council Environmental Health Officers have been busy working with thousands of businesses that serve and prepare food to help them comply with the new Food Act.
Council concerned by alcohol licence breaches
Auckland Council has expressed its disappointment at the number of city-centre premises in breach of alcohol licences over the weekend of 26-28 May.
Wash Against Waste returns
The popular Auckland zero-waste initiative is back in action, a year after having their trailer stolen.
Meet Food Waste Champion Tracey Lee
For this Chinese-Kiwi, growing up in a family of market gardeners has meant an ingrained appreciation of where food comes from.
Meet waste champion Banu Sidharth
The founder and owner of Banu’s Cooking Class has taught hundreds of New Zealanders to appreciate and respect food.
Meet food waste champion Maile Uluave
For Tongan-born Maile, surplus food is a way to bring the community together.
