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The Onehunga Community News is a community-focused print magazine which takes pride in presenting the news and views of the local communities which make up its distribution area. Thanks to the support of advertisers, our team of writers is able to cover the issues which matter most in our area – from the foreshore to the peaks of Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill and Te Pane o Mataoho/Mãngere Mountain. On the first weekend of each month except January, 16,000 copies of the Onehunga Community News are hand-delivered to homes and businesses across our distribution areas – Onehunga, One Tree Hill, Royal Oak, Greenwoods Corner, Hillsborough, Oranga, Te Papapa and Mãngere Bridge.
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LATEST NEWS
New classrooms for local schools
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A good start” is how One Tree Hill College Principal, Nick Coughlan, described the six new classrooms that opened in August, saying they are “desperately needed” as the school’s roll continues to grow. The pressure on space has become so acute that the library and auditorium, along with office spaces, have been converted into makeshift ...
Gold is on the menu at Penny Lanes
Reading Time: 2 minutesPenny Lanes Bakery is celebrating its first gold medal at the Bakels New Zealand Supreme Pie Awards, with a win that surprised even its experienced bakers. The Onehunga bakery received gold this year for its vegetarian pie, which is made with mixed vegetables, mushroom and spinach, and it’s their first gold medal win at the ...
New community garden takes root in Onehunga
Reading Time: 2 minutesA new garden is taking shape in Fergusson Domain, where food will be grown by the community, for the community. The garden, Ngā Hua o Oranga, is the new, bigger home for the community garden that has been in Oranga Ave, and has funding from the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board and Auckland Council, and is managed ...
$30,000 paid to lobby group
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Onehunga Business Association (OBA) has paid the $30,000 grant to the East West Link Developmental Society (EWLDS), amid concerns from several members about how the money will be used. The payment was made to the lobby group opposing the multi-billion dollar East West Link project at the end of August, following a decision by ...
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