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Ponsonby Playgroup
Ponsonby Playgroup is a friendly place for parents/caregivers and their children to meet and play.
Tai Chi for health
Designed to empower people to improve health and wellness.
Wriggle and Rhyme - Pt Chevalier
Join us as we go through sensory play, music time, motor skill development and early social learn...
Rhymetime - Glen Eden
Rhymetime is a fun, free session including music, songs, movement, stories, games and finger rhymes.
Tamariki Time
Join us at the Waterview Community and Enviro Hub to enjoy some stories, singing and dancing!
Crafternoon session
Come after school and join us for our fun and relaxed craft sessions, occasionally games, cooking...
Death Cafe - Remuera
It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session.
Scottish Ceilidh
Join us for an evening of fun, easy dancing and live music.
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Māngere community fund opens to bring local recovery plan to life
Māngere locals are being invited to put forward ideas that strengthen recovery, wellbeing and resilience through a new $300,000 community fund.
Historic locomotive finds new home at Huia Settlers Museum
A historic steam locomotive that helped build two of Auckland's most important water supply dams is now on public display outside the Huia Settlers Museum.
$326,000 investment boosts Tāmaki Estuary restoration
Cleaner waterways, healthier habitats and a stronger connection to nature are at the heart of the Tāmaki Estuary Restoration Programme, supported by the Howick Local Board.
Active Apirana mountain bike park set to open this summer
The Active Apirana mountain bike park is set to roll into action this summer.
Albert-Eden invests $270K in local sport and recreation facilities
Three community sport and recreation projects will receive $270,000 in funding from the Albert-Eden Local Board.
Finding the right park: promising signs for Onehunga parking pilot
Onehunga Town Centre is set for a upgrade.
A library like no other turns 25
25 years of helping young people in Ōtara learn, connect and grow at Tupu Youth Library, Auckland and NZ's only youth library.
Free programme creates new opportunities for Ōtāhuhu locals
Desire Paths brought free activities, practical support and new opportunities to Ōtāhuhu, helping locals build skills, try something new and connect with their community.