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Discover ‘Cook’s Scurvy Grass’ at the Botanic Gardens
Nau, or ‘Cook’s Scurvy Grass’, is one of the many coastal herbs which would have helped rid Captain Cook’s crew of scurvy.
One bag of rubbish a year?
OurAuckland spoke with Auckland Council’s Waste Solutions Senior Advisor, Waveney Warth, who has some great tips those keen on a low-waste lifestyle.
Plenty of life at Symonds Street Cemetery
In May, Waitematā Local Board will celebrate the opening of upgraded paths and new walking trails at the Symonds Street cemetery.
Exciting plans for former Greenmount Landfill
There are exciting proposals to transform the former Greenmount Landfill site at East Tamaki into a native forest alongside leisure areas, children’s play and fitness facilities, an off-leash dog area, walking and cycling tracks and access to the...
West Auckland’s new connection
Auckland Transport has revealed plans for a new shared path connecting New Lynn to Avondale.
Grafton Bridge taxi trial to end
Auckland Transport has decided to stop the Grafton Bridge taxi trial and return Grafton Bridge to a bus lane only between the hours of 7am and 7pm.
North Shore Resource Centre supports local community
For the past 36 years, the North Shore Resource Centre has supported North Shore schools, early childhood centres and community groups with cheap or free resources.
Watch what happens to your inorganics collection
Find out what happens to your inorganics collection.
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Duder Regional Park - Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
Waitawa Regional Park - Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
Kete waikawa weaving for Matariki with Heather Steadman
Come and celebrate Matariki with us and learn to harvest harakeke with appropriate tikanga.
Omana Regional Park - Planting Day
Join Rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
