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Franklin funding safeguards waterways
Franklin Local Board has made a number of grants to help landowners protect waterways.
Students learn skills to combat climate change
Students at Westmere School are learning about the importance of reducing waste through composting.
Kauri ambassadors out in parks for summer
Summer is here and so are our kauri ambassadors, who will be out and about in parks and on open tracks for the next few months.
Churchill Fellowship awarded to council's waste specialist
Auckland Council’s Senior Waste Planning Advisor for Construction and Demolition Waste, Mark Roberts, has been awarded a 2019 Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship.
Stowaway caught trying to hitch a ride on Rangitoto ferry
A vigilant Fullers360 crew member seized a small plague skink on a vessel due to depart for Rangitoto Island recently - the sixth recorded plague skink interception since 2016.
Piri’s puppies arrive in time for Christmas
Piri, one of Auckland Council's biosecurity dogs, has given birth to seven happy, healthy puppies.
Tongan community nurtures Papakura garden
A new lease on land in Papakura commonly referred to as the Tongan Gardens will see fresh vegetables supplied to the community.
A new generation of council pups on its way
Piri, one of Auckland Council's hard-working biosecurity dogs is expecting puppies - and it's almost time to meet them.
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Harvest & Feast: A Microgreens & Salad Growing Workshop
Learn how to cultivate these nutritious greens at home.
Sprout and Savour: A Microgreens & Salad Growing Workshop
Microgreens have nutritional value and are also a cost effective green food that you can grow in...
Waste Free Kitchen: Being Creative with Leftovers
Making the most of the food we have helps save money and is better for the environment.
Community Chip Packet Project Strip Fusing
Join us with a sense of charitable camaraderie to help fuse clean chip packets together to create...
