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6 stunning Auckland beaches to visit this summer
These beaches offer some of the best swimming spots in Auckland, so check them out when you need to cool off this summer.

Summer’s here – beat the heat at Auckland’s pools and splashpads
Need to cool off this summer? We’ve got you, your friends and your family covered with our free affordable pools and splashpads all over the region.

Fantastic splash pads across Auckland
Splash pads are a fun, safe option for kids of all ages to get wet and wild, so get splashing.

You're making a splash in Papakura
Papakura residents are making great use of Auckland Council facilities.

Nine-year-old appeals for lower speeds
Nine-year-old boy Caio Maffey has petitioned Franklin Local Board for slower speeds around his school.

Bike Hub No 14 gets Manurewa rolling
Auckland transport has added the final bike hub to its Auckland network, the Beautification Trust's Dalgety Road site in Manurewa.

Santa's Papakura SOS answered
The annual Papakura Christmas Parade has a new venue.

Playground review: Ship-shape for all ages
This week we visit a playground that really gets into the seaside theme with a proud waka as its centrepiece.
Events161 Results

Wriggle and Rhyme - Leys Institute Little Library
It is a great opportunity for little ones to learn, develop and socialise.

Mandarin Rhymetime
Enjoy Chinese language and culture through music, stories, and activities!

Stories & Rhyme - Ōrewa Library
Join our Stories & Rhyme sessions with songs, movement and finger rhymes for pre-schoolers and th...

Wriggle and Rhyme - Ōrewa Library
Wriggle and Rhyme promotes active movement and brain development for babies and toddlers aged two...

Wriggle & Rhyme - Albany Village Library
A programme to educate parents and caregivers in active movement,

Wā Pēpē : Babytime at Glenfield Library
Join us for singing, rhymes and movement in a nurturing environment for you and your babies under...


Personalised program for Math success
Not all students struggle with the same math problems, so why should they all do the same work?