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Play your part at Puketāpapa parks
In Puketāpapa there are a number of outstanding parks for the community to enjoy, and the local board is reminding park users to take care of these spaces so that everyone can enjoy them.
25 years untouched Aorere Park Playground revitalised
After more than 25 years, the Aorere Park Playground in Papatoetoe has been given a $2.2 million dollar upgrade that is sure to delight the local community, thanks to Ōtara-Papatoetoe local board.
Caribbean Drive sports fields open in April
Football and baseball players will be thrilled with the $3.5 million-dollar sports field development at Unsworth Heights’ Caribbean Drive set to open with a community celebration on 20 April.
Glenbrook boat ramp plan rejected
Franklin Local Board has said no to a plan to develop the boat ramp at Glenbrook.
Auckland regional parks experience record visitation in the first quarter of 2024.
Auckland’s regional parks have achieved an unprecedented milestone.
Ready for play? Playground updates for Manly and Torbay
Two playgrounds in Manly and Torbay are set for $520,000 worth of upgrades, thanks to the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board.
Rodney community planting days coming soon
Winter is just around the corner and with it comes a plea for locals to help plant thousands of native plants in parks across the Rodney Local Board area.
Nicholson Park serves up refreshed facilities
Mount Eden tennis courts have made a smashing return to service with a reopening by Tennis Auckland and Auckland Council elected members, following Nicholson Park's upgrade.
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Mutukāroa / Hamlins Hill Regional Park Planting Day
Join rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Matariki Planting Day
Join us as we plant trees at at Tawa Esplanade and afterward stay to share some kai.
Omana Regional Park Planting Day
Join Rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Waitawa Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.