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Thousands attend New Zealand’s first Sikh Games
As many as 20,000 people visited Bruce Pulman Park in Papakura during the two day New Zealand Sikh Games.
Māngere to get its first destination playground
Thanks to Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board and Variety – the Children’s Charity.
Picnics, popstars and pōhutukawa at Music in Parks
Summer 2020 brings the biggest-ever Music in Parks series.
Summer Fun underway in Kaipātiki
More than 180 free events are on offer in Kaipātiki this summer, supported by Kaipātiki Local Board.
Geese get helping hand to truck north for an endless summer
Feral geese in Auckland are getting a helping hand to migrate to warmer climes in the north.
Temporary alcohol ban at Hibiscus Coast beaches and reserves
A 48-hour alcohol ban will cover Hibiscus Coast beaches and parks on 7-8 December.
Toddlers go planting in Smiths Avenue Reserve
Youngsters from Papakura's Te Maunga Kohanga have been out doing some community gardening.
Clarice Place playground gets community thumbs up
Papakura's Clarice Place has a new playground featuring a basketball half-court, a range of play equipment, and green play spaces.
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