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Māngere’s Centre Park says 'bem-vindo' to Portugal’s National Women’s team
It’s official – from this month onwards, Māngere’s Ngā Hau Māngere Centre Park will be temporarily handed over to FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 organisers.
Little ones go large in moth plant hunt
Pest Free South Auckland's moth plant hunters have made a mountain of difference.
Scout hall gets a whole new look
Papakura Sea Scouts own story is reflected in the artworks that have been added to the hall.
Port's planting project welcomed
Ports of Auckland has started a 38-hectare native tree planting project on the Āwhitu Peninsula.
Ambury Regional Park, celebrated Green Flag holder, judged one of the best in the world
Ambury Regional Park in Māngere Bridge is not just a working farm, an important education centre and a bird watchers paradise, it’s also a recipient of a Green Flag award, marking it as one of the best parks in the world.
Get planting in Upper Harbour
Winter has arrived and with it thousands of native plants ready for planting in local parks across the Upper Harbour Local Board area.
Shoreline adaptation plans adopted
Plans to guide how Auckland Council coastal assets in the Franklin area are managed over the next century have been adopted.
Two parks win international award again in Waitākere Ranges
Both parks have been recipients of this award multiple times since 2014, with Waikumete being the first cemetery in the southern hemisphere to win the award.
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