Christmas Parade
It was perfect weather for this year’s annual Onehunga Christmas Parade! Record crowds lined Onehunga Mall to watch the colourful floats, dancers, bands, and cultural groups, wend...
Community pantry plea: Keep giving over Summer
Organisers of free community pantries in Onehunga say they are well-used, but the community needs to keep an eye on them over the summer break. Pātaka Kai...
The joy of coming together
Josh Jones, musician and former front-man of 1980’s UK band, The Quads, has been working on a musical project at Te Papapa Primary School.Having taught ukelele lessons at...
A big loss to the school
This December, Onehunga High School will be saying goodbye to five staff members whose combined time at the school totals 112 years. Adrienne Booth has been the school...
Clean for good
A social enterprise which provides paid employment for disabled people by selling an eco range of cleaning products, hopes to capture a slice of the market with its...
Our community together – free Christmas lunch
For the third year in a row, there will be a free community Christmas lunch on Christmas Day, and organisers are looking for sponsorship, donations, and funding,...
High-achieving student wins multiple awards
2019 has been a fruitful year for Onehunga High School Year 12 student, Victoria Talalelei Amani. After placing third in the NZ Chinese Bridge Speech Competition in Wellington,...
Farewell Jan
After five years at Marcellin College, principal Jan Waalen has moved on to McAuley High School in Otahuhu. Jan’s departure at the end of the third term was...
More beaches for Onehunga
It has now been four years since our award-winning Taumanu Reserve was created and opened up for the public to enjoy. If you don’t already know the...
On track for Tokyo
Auckland Onehunga High School student, Alyssa Baxter, has the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games in her sights, and her athletic achievements to date have her on a steady track...