If you’re unsure of what you can or cannot place in your kerbside recycling bin, you’re not alone. Juice boxes? Plastic lunch containers? Do you leave lids on or take them off? Do you crush cans or not?
Across the motu, it has often depended on where you…

What do we talk about when we talk about the Waitākere Ranges? Beautiful subtropical rainforest, rugged ranges, and how this special part of Auckland is bursting with artistic talent and creativity.
More than 40 artist studios in the Waitākere Ranges…

Manukau Rugby League Football and Sports Club has been allocated $80,000 for geotechnical assessment work around options for clubroom facilities.
The work is a priority project in the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Sport and Active Recreation Facilities Plan…

A new pathway in Pukekawa / Auckland Domain, directional signage for walkers in Parnell, and improvements to pedestrian safety are part of a $1.4 million funding allocation by Waitematā Local Board.
The shared pathway in Pukekawa / Auckland Domain has…

Albert-Eden’s first ever sustainable garden trail bloomed with nearly 700 visits to a range of nine gardens in just two days.
In October, nine community and private gardens across the Albert-Eden Local Board area were open to the public to walk through…

A total of 390 cans of food were donated to The Salvation Army’s foodbank as 1500 candles flickered at Onehunga Christmas in the Park.
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board chair, Maria Meredith was thrilled with the success of the cans for candlelight…

There are just ten days left to have your say on how the council manages hazardous dams in Tāmaki Makaurau.  
Now open for public consultation until 7 December 2023, the council’s proposed Dangerous Dams Policy sets out how the council will implement new…