Many hands make light work
Northcote’s Jessie Tonar Reserve is an amazing example of what can be achieved when the community works together as one.
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Northcote’s Jessie Tonar Reserve is an amazing example of what can be achieved when the community works together as one.
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As Matariki twinkled in the winter sky, Wesley was weaving and making stars of its own.
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We meet a couple of mates who went down the co-ownership route to achieve their dream of owning their first home.
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A connected Aorere community grows stronger as two new roads open in the neighbourhood.
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When the Cadness Loop Reserve opened to the public late last year, a group of former students were incredibly excited to see their design skills come to life.
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Four Te Kauwhata College students recently got to try on a possible future career recently through the Construction Plus Gateway Work Experience programme.
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A new outdoor classroom has been set up along Te Ara Awataha, the green corridor that follows the path of the former Awataha Stream to the sea
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Owning a home has long been on Natasha Covic’s mind. She’s been squirrelling money away for the last five years as she didn’t want to spend her life paying off someone else’s mortgage. But as house prices rose that dream seemed less attainable – until a friend suggested she investigate one of Kāinga Ora’s homeownership products.
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The work to rejuvenate a greenway in Northcote, Auckland, has been recognised at this year’s Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEA) NZ 2023 Asset Management Excellence Awards, with the project team taking home three awards.
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Many people contributed to creating a Tohu (symbol) unique to Auckland’s longest urban river, Te Auaunga (Oakley Creek), which flows through many of the Roskill neighbourhoods.
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In July last year, the trees from the former Ōwairaka Community Hub and Info Cube site embarked on a new journey. Arborists carefully evaluated each one, determining which could withstand transplantation.
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There are many talented people and groups in Lakeside and Te Kauwhata who do so much for whānau here. Here’s more about your talented friends and neighbours doing the mahi.
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