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News374 Results
Rangatahi join boards on Tuia project
When Auckland’s five southern local boards looked to appoint someone to the 2022 Tuia programme, the quality of the applicants was so high one board selected two young people.
Franklin announces partnership funding
Franklin Local Board has announced strategic partnership funding for groups across the area.
Heritage shelter repurposed to promote te taiao
The Tāmaki Makaurau Mana Whenua Forum and Auckland Council are partnering together to give a Category B heritage shelter a new purpose through promoting te taiao (the natural environment) and providing environmental education.
Māori names and stories to be restored in parks across Devonport-Takapuna
Te reo Māori will be showcased in some local parks with mana whenua invited to provide names and stories reflecting the area’s rich Māori history.
Auckland’s Diwali celebrations underway
Diwali celebrations kicked off over the weekend, with the start of Auckland Diwali Festival’s 20 days of celebration in the lead up to Diwali, officially observed on 4 November this year.
James Cook High next stop for Shot Cuzz bus
Shot Cuzz the vaccination bus rolls into James Cook High School in Manurewa on Monday and Tuesday.
COVID-19 jab comes with pie and kai in Papakura
Companies are rallying to help with the drive to lift vaccination rates in southern Auckland.
Events52 Results
Matariki on the Waterfront
Two days of experiences to invigorate the soul and warm the senses during the cold of winter.
Drawing Workshop with Ash and Jas
This drawing workshop uses bits of tapa and naturally sourced pigment.
Matariki and Connecting to the Environment: Live Day
Historical Village will be running a series of workshops and crafts that connect to the tenets of Matariki.
Ahua Collective Exhibition
Sharing the stories of our community and creating safe spaces to evolve and exhibit mahi.
Takurua-Nafanua War Goddess
A unique cultural experience synthesising hospitality, theatre and dance.
Elemental AKL 2022
Elemental AKL returns this July with a sensational season of curated experiences.
Matariki ki Onehunga – Origins of Fire
A two-day festival that is centred around storytelling, kai and whānau.
Ko Au
A dance-installation performance where audiences are guided and moved between different spaces.