SocietyJason Momoa brings Hollywood excitement to ŌtāhuhuA South Auckland community is buzzing as it is about to become the backdrop for Jason Momoa's latest movie.Mary AfemataTue, 22 Oct
SocietyŌtara housing development will create ‘elite enclave’A proposed residential development is aiming to create a vibrant new community but not everyone is supportive. Mary AfemataTue, 22 Oct
SocietySkaters to get new Onehunga bowlThe Onehunga Bay Reserve will get a new flow bowl next year, enhancing the youth space.Mary AfemataTue, 22 Oct
SocietyŌtara artist carves out Niuean historySully Paea is a community leader known for his service in youth work and is now taking the community on an artistic journey.Mary AfemataTue, 22 Oct
SocietyPasifika workers adapt for a digital future Over 3,500 Pacific workers have gained crucial skills through a government-funded programme to better prepare for technological shifts in the economy.Mary AfemataSat, 19 Oct
SocietyOld Papatoetoe undergoes major revampIt’s been a long time coming for Old Papatoetoe, but the community will soon see some major changes to inject new energy into the area.Mary AfemataSat, 19 Oct
SocietySouth Auckland community celebrates 21 new te reo Māori namesThe Māngere-Ōtāhuhu community celebrates receiving dual te reo Māori names, enriching the area's culture, and honoring its mana.Mary AfemataFri, 18 Oct
SocietyFortnightly rubbish collections deferred to 2026, local board approvesAuckland Council’s controversial shift to fortnightly rubbish pickup will be delayed until February 2026.Mary AfemataThu, 17 Oct
SocietyMāngere Town Centre security partnership a step in the right directionStopping brazen ram raids and robberies is an ongoing challenge for businesses in Māngere, but a local security firm has stepped up to safeguard the community.Mary AfemataFri, 11 Oct
SocietyIllegal dumpers targeting South Auckland’s empty building sitesThe illegal dumping has reached crisis point in parts of South Auckland, with one local saying council is making reporting the issue too difficult.Mary AfemataThu, 10 Oct