
Protecting Auckland's environment
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Green-fingered volunteers make a difference
Funding from local boards has seen Conservation Volunteers New Zealand to go from strength to strength.

Tree treat for Randwick Park streets
Randwick Park residents decided to do something about a lack of neighbourhood trees.

Progress made but more action needed to accelerate delivery of Te Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri: Auckland’s Climate Plan
Severe weather events like the Auckland Anniversary Floods and Cyclone Gabrielle show the devastating impacts of climate change – and the importance of climate action.

Sipping sustainability: Aotea / Great Barrier pioneers single-use cup revolution
Aotea/ Great Barrier is aiming to be the first place in New Zealand to eliminate single-use takeaway cups.

Protecting our trees
There has been some public interest in a developer’s decision to fell trees in Auckland’s suburb of Pukekohe.

Immersive cultural and environmental education space on the waterfront opens to the public
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland Council have partnered to deliver Te Wharekura, a project which celebrates the cultural richness of Te Waitematā, and aims to inspire its protection.

Auckland’s 30-year Water Strategy announces its first annual update
The Auckland Water Strategy (2022 – 2050) is Auckland Council’s 30-year approach to water, guided by the vision te mauri o te wai, that the life-sustaining capacity of Auckland’s water is protected and enhanced.

Little penguins boxed in love out west
Little penguins are being given every chance of thriving on the iconic west coast beach.
Events47 Results

Te Atatū South Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you for free.

Epsom Library School Holiday Programme
Recreators: Upcycled Clock, Movie Time, DIY Worm Farm and a lot more

Ōrewa Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you at no charge.

Pukekohe Repair Café
Bring your broken or damaged items and local volunteers will fix them for you at no charge.

Meet the Candidates
Come to Whangaparāoa Library to meet your local electorate candidates standing for election.


Mātātoa Time 2 Train - Mahuhu ki te Rangi Park
Bring your whānau along to engage, participate, grow, learn and succeed.

Grow Your Own Food workshops
Learn to start your own small vege garden to become more self-sufficient.