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Toxic sea slug warning for Auckland beachgoers
While the occurrence of toxic sea slugs on Tāmaki Makaurau beaches has been sporadic over the years, Auckland Council’s Alcohol and Environmental Health Manager Mervyn Chetty says people should remain vigilant.
Explainer: Review of weed management in the road corridor
Auckland Council is reviewing how it manages weeds in the urban road corridor. Here are the top need-to-know facts.
Franklin beachgoers urged to help tackle littering
Beachgoers are being urged to adopt a "take it to the beach, take it home with you" attitude.
Hunua Falls loos win top cleanliness award
Kathleen Clemens's dedication to cleanliness has seen the toilets she maintains win Keep NZ Beautiful’s best loos 2020 award.
What to grow and eat seasonally in Auckland
Green up your garden to grow some delicious fresh fruit and vegetables, improve local biodiversity and help offset your carbon emissions.
Fireworks risk prompts evening maunga closures 2-8 November
Fourteen maunga will be closed to the public in the evenings during Guy Fawkes week this year, and every year while fireworks remain available for public sale.
Our water future: Let's do something about it
As Auckland continues to grow and change, we need to look after our precious water.
New tide gauge tracks sea level rise at Raymond Reserve
The Auckland King Tides Initiative with support from Albert-Eden Local Board will help measure rising sea levels, an important indicator of climate change, at the local Raymond Reserve in Point Chevalier.
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Grey Lynn Library - Ngā Tamariki o Matariki
Join us for these school holidays events.
Devonport Library School Holiday Programme
Free school holiday activities for tamariki.
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