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Howick heading for one day semi-finals
By Jim Allnatt
A comfortable win over Grafton has put the Marie Raos Ray White HPCC Premier Men in line to qualify for top spot...
Youth beats experience
My stepfather often told me when I was a teenager that, “You can’t put an old head on a young pair of shoulders”.
Which left...
Howick heading for one day semi-finals
By Jim Allnatt
A comfortable win over Grafton has put the Marie Raos Ray White HPCC Premier Men in line to qualify for top spot...
Youth beats experience
My stepfather often told me when I was a teenager that, “You can’t put an...
Budge delivers Classic
While some ratepayers dispute ATEED'S Auckland City Council $175,000 contribution to the ASB tennis classic,...
BROWN: Govt Fees-Free Policy is a fail
OPINION: The Labour-led Government’s election bribe of fees-free tertiary education has been a complete failure...
Howick’s blue artwork makes a stand
Something big, bright and blue has popped up in a popular Howick reserve and has received mixed reactions from the community.
Just before Christmas, Howick’s...
Summer Snaps
Whether road tripping around the country or enjoying the parks and beaches in our own...
Communities celebrate first day of summer
A rain forecast didn’t deter locals from turning up to celebrate the first day of...
Minister opens well integrated Pakuranga Medical Centre
The formal ribbon-cutting of the $20m Pakuranga Medical Centre was done by Minister of Health...
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With construction of the AMETI Eastern Busway looming, Auckland Transport (AT) plan to introduce a T2/Bus Lane during peak hour on Pakuranga Road. The westbound T2/Bus Lane is expected to be in place between Highland Park and Ti Rakau Drive through the construction period of two years. What do you think? ©
HOWICK 170 YEARS
Howick and Beyond Visitors Map 2018
Past, present and future are all represented within this diverse ward. From early Maori occupation and European settler roots to a new multicultural community, the greater Howick Ward has a great deal to offer visitors. The old suburb of Howick, from which the new ward takes its name, is a truly historic precinct with much to see and do for visitors of all persuasions. What’s more, most of it is free!
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