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People friendly streets on the way
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board has endorsed the Māngere Streets for People trial projects designed to get more people walking and cycling.
Howick spreads grants funds widely
Howick Local Board grants funds have been allocated.
Waiheke grants make a difference where it counts
Waiheke arts and culture, environmental, and community initiatives will be receiving over $62,000 from the Waiheke Local Board following its latest grants rounds.
Four super sporting facilities getting a well-deserved upgrade
Grassroots sporting organisations are the good-vibes glue that bring communities together.
Papakura scores a basketball win
Nothing but net! Papakura is getting more basketball facilities.
Gravel paths will connect walkways
Gravel paths will be funded to connect temporary Flat Bush walking routes.
Māngere-Ōtāhuhu groups backed
A wide range of Māngere-Ōtāhuhu community groups have received local board grants.
Allenby Reserve upgrade underway
North Shore families can look forward to a safer, more accessible play space at Narrow Neck’s Allenby Reserve this summer.
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