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Businesses pitch in to clean up Ōrākei beaches
A plastic-free project is taking off in the Ōrākei local board area supported by local businesses and residents.
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.
Manukau Harbour Forum educating the local community
Members of the Forum will appear at Onehunga Festival to educate the public about keeping Manukau Harbour clean.
Older adults supported with workshops in Ōrākei
Ōrākei Local Board is helping to arm seniors with key skills around technology, home ownership and driving.
Onehunga Foreshore cleanup planned for Seaweek
Volunteers are being sought to help with a community cleanup of Onehunga harbour during Seaweek 2019.
Ten library tips for teens and young people
Check out the free services available from Auckland Libraries, from career advice to ebooks and events.
Rangatahi Youth Scholarship recipients aim to help community with their skills
Future scientists, architects and nurses are among the recipients of Manurewa Local Board’s Rangatahi Youth Scholarship.
New approach to Te Reo Māori lessons at Mt Albert Toy Library
Pitau Potiki, the Te Reo Māori speaking doll, is the latest addition to the collection at the Mt Albert Toy Library.
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Kākahu Raranga
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Aotea Square Ice Rink
The Aotea Square Ice Rink, is back with more fun than ever before!
Takapuna Library Book Chat
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Whangaparāoa Library's Minecraft Club
Join in the fun with Minecraft themed non-digital activities.
Free Yoga for Seniors
Learn the basics or just come along and move, you can work at your own pace.
Free Seniors Yoga
Come early to secure a place for strength and balance class.
Plunket Japanese Playgroup
Come along and connect with other Japanese-speaking families with your children 0 to 5.
