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Ancestral name restored to Point Erin Park
The ancestral Māori name of Te Oka has been reinstated at Point Erin Park, creating a dual name. Continue reading
Cath Handley and Robin Tucker leave Waiheke board
After years of dedicated service to the Waiheke Local Board, members Cath Handley and Robin Tucker are stepping down, leaving behind a legacy of passionate community action and advocacy for the motu. Continue reading
Turning over a new leaf in Epsom
The Epsom community was one of the hardest hit after the 2023 storms. Continue reading
Council and Volunteering Auckland celebrate 35-year partnership
Auckland Council is proud to support Volunteering Auckland and the important work it does in Tāmaki Makaurau, as the two organisations celebrate 35 years working together.
Volunteering Auckland received a $20,000 allocation from the council in 2024… Continue reading
Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / Hūnua Ranges closed as large-scale pest control gets underway
Update: To ensure public safety and environmental protection, these areas will remain closed to the public until further notice as we continue the extensive pest control operations – Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / Hūnua Ranges, Waharau, and Whakatiwai,… Continue reading
HelloFresh fined $845,000 after cold calls said to mislead customers
The Commerce Commission made the argument in court.
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Snowplanet to honour vouchers following GrabOne’s demise
The indoor snow park says while it might not be reimbursed, it doesn’t want customers to miss out.
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Dawn Meats raises bid for Alliance stake ahead of shareholder vote
The overseas investment offer to rescue red meat processor Alliance Group has gotten even sweeter.
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Mother outraged as IRD takes $1000 a week from account
How much is it reasonable for Inland Revenue to take to recover debt?
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