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Join us for a workshop to discover how to grow your wealth, ethically. Money isn’t good or bad, it’s how you use it and how you make it, which influences… Read More

Te Poari ā-Rohe o Henderson-Massey and the Henderson-Massey Local Board want to hear from you! From 28 February to 28 March, Aucklanders will have an opportunity to Have their Say… Read More

Diversity or Uniformity? What do you want to have for your garden? The way how we do gardening reflects our lifestyle. Based on our communities, we can achieve sustainability by… Read More

The Grey Lynn monthly car boot market is focused on ReUse. The market is for second-hand items only; no new stuff. After 12 years, our community market is known for… Read More

We repair or alter your clothes to save them from landfill; help us value our resources by dropping in to get your clothes mended. You can express your appreciation for… Read More

Play Festival celebrates cultural identity, facilitates intercultural connections, and creates a safe and inclusive environment for people to play, interact and JUST HAVE FUN. The purpose of the Play Festival… Read More

Ever wondered how to make your garden more insect friendly? An insect friendly garden is a great way to make your garden and home more sustainable and environmentally resilient. All… Read More

A fun-for-all-ages celebration of food grown and produced on Waiheke, past, present and future. Experience a family-friendly celebration of Waiheke’s food heritage. Enjoy workshops, produce competitions, tastings, and demonstrations that… Read More

See the unique Albert-Eden Local Board climate data visualisations produced by the Community String Knitting Adventures. Proudly funded by the Albert-Eden Neighbourhood Arts. Read More

What is “The Week” about? A 3-session experience to help wrap your head around the complex problems of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution. Make sense of how it might… Read More