Coffee Island launches at Māngere Arts Centre
Two best friends are on a mission to bring quality coffee to Māngere while giving back to their community.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterSat, 22 Feb
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Community leaders call for libraries to remain safe and inclusive amid Pride security concerns
In the wake of a protest at Te Atatū Library, leaders call for stronger security at Pride events, reinforcing libraries as safe, inclusive spaces for everyone.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterThu, 20 Feb
Auckland local boards strengthen emergency preparedness, two years after floods
Tailored Emergency Readiness and Response Plans are now in place to help communities.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterWed, 19 Feb
Excitement builds for huge climbing structure in South Auckland
Manukau’s new climbing frame - the largest multilevel structure of its kind in New Zealand - is among six sports projects receiving a share of Auckland Council’s $14.3 million funding boost.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterFri, 14 Feb
'The best news': Auckland’s dog adoption hub to open
A new Pukekohe centre will help ease shelter overcrowding, promote responsible pet ownership and rehome dogs in need.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterFri, 14 Feb
Drivers urged to stay alert as schools return
Auckland Transport advises drivers to stay vigilant during school drop-off and pick-up, prioritising children's safety.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterWed, 12 Feb
Fijian talent secures opening spot for SIX60
Fijian R&B band The LeftOvas won the Moana Music Open Mic Competition, earning a $1000 prize and an opening spot for SIX60.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterWed, 12 Feb
Local board backs Fa’anānā Efeso Collins mural
A proposal hopes the painting is completed in time for the first anniversary of the late Pacific advocate and politician.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterSat, 08 Feb
Aucklanders' wellbeing declines amid financial pressure, survey shows
While three in four Aucklanders rate their quality of life positively, satisfaction has decreased from 82 per cent in 2022, according to the 2024 Rangahau te Korou o te Ora / Quality of Life Survey.
Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterTue, 04 Feb
