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Eight ways to make the school holidays magical for the whole family!
School holidays are just around the corner, and with them come a vast array of options to keep the whānau entertained for the duration of the break.
Papakura locals get ready for a crisis
Papakura locals are getting ready to respond to an emergency at street level.
5 of the best ways to enjoy spring in Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau is one of the first parts of Aotearoa to enjoy spring.
Board grant helps young actors
The Glass Ceiling Arts Collective helps young disabled actors stage dramatic productions.
Young leaders raise their concerns
Young people from Manurewa have met with local board members in a session to engage them with decision-making for the area.
Where to for popular Waiuku park?
The first steps towards planning a new future for Hamilton Estate in Waiuku have been taken.
Matt's Manurewa movie magic
Manurewa Local Board chair Matt Winiata has turned to video to reach out to young people.
Spring into action and book an affordable holiday escape in Tāmaki Makaurau
Consider your next weekend or mid-weed plans sorted! Book an affordable holiday escape in Tāmaki Makaurau.
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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
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Wriggle and Rhyme - Ōrewa Library
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Wriggle & Rhyme - Albany Village Library
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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?
