Albert-Eden Local Board

Got a teen who loves art and the planet? 🎨 🌏

Full Circle is a free, two-day creative programme happening at Waiōrea Community Recycling Centre the over the school holidays.

Who qualifies? Kids aged 13–16 who live or go to school in the Albert-Eden Local Board area.

How to apply: pick up an application form now at local schools or the Pt Chevalier Library.

We had a special delivery this morning – our new Potters Park toilets.

We’ve got four new loos that will open in July at Potters 👐

We want to hear from local businesses and commercial property owners about the opportunities, challenges, and priorities in our area.

Whether you're a business owner, manager, landlord, or commercial property owner, your feedback will help inform future local economic development priorities.

✅ Takes 4–5 minutes
✅ Open to businesses and commercial property owners across Albert-Eden

Survey is open till 10July

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CFQKKK7

Wear Again Mending Hub this Saturday ☺️

If you haven’t marked your calendar yet for our Wear Again Mending Hub on Sunday 21 June, now is the time!

Bring along your well loved garments that need a little TLC, and we’ll help give them a second life so they can be worn and loved all over again.

📅 Sunday 21 June
🕒 1 PM - 3 PM
📍 Waiōrea Community Recycling Centre (990 Great North Road, Western Springs) Upstairs in the Education Hub

https://www.facebook.com/share/1F4MteP4b2/

FREE | No booking required

Proudly supported by the Albert-Eden Local Board and the Waitematā Local Board

🌳 Auckland has been named a Tree City of the World — for the seventh consecutive year.

Our city’s trees are a vital part of Tāmaki Makaurau’s identity, helping create a greener, cooler, and healthier place to live.

With around 480,000 trees and plants added in 2025 and thousands more planted each year by council, mana whenua, schools, and volunteers, Auckland continues to grow its urban ngahere and strengthen its natural heritage 🌿

Auckland once again recognised as a Tree City of the World Trees are an important part of the identity of Tāmaki Makaurau and its natural heritage.

✨ Celebrate Matariki in Mt Eden

Join a Mana Whenua-led community celebration with Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei at this free, whānau-friendly event.

Enjoy an afternoon of:

🌌 Cultural storytelling and Matariki insights
🎨 Creative showcases – waiata, raranga & mahi toi
🌱 Environmental connection and reflection
🛍️ The Nine Matariki Star Hunt – find the stars, scan, and be in to win

Saturday, 20 June 2026, 1pm – 4pm, Ballantyne Square, Mt Eden

🏘️ Council's Policy, Planning and Development Committee has endorsed two scenarios for potential changes to Plan Change 120 for feedback from local boards and iwi authorities.

What are the scenarios?

Scenario A: meets the Government’s mandatory housing requirements for walkable catchments around the city centre, metropolitan centres, rapid transit stops and five Western Line train stations. Much of the additional housing proposed in Plan Change 120 outside those areas would generally revert to the current Auckland Unitary Plan.

Scenario B: retains the Government's mandatory requirements while also enabling additional housing opportunities in some walkable catchments, around local centres and along frequent bus routes where there is strong access to jobs, public transport, infrastructure and services.

Two scenarios being considered for potential PC120 changes Auckland Council is seeking feedback from local boards and mana whenua on two scenarios for possible changes to Plan Change 120 following Government changes to Auckland's housing rules.

🚉 The Remuera train station has had restoration upgrades after a long delay.

We provided a community grant for restoration work at the station (which borders the Albert-Eden and the Local Board) in 2019, but these funds were not used and the project stalled.

However, Auckland Transport has carried out the important mahi.
Read more in Our Auckland ⬇️

https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/news/2026/03/remuera-restoration/

Work on the new Coyle Park playground gets underway from 7 July, with a completion date of November 2026 🛝

During this time the playground will be out of action while we build the upgraded one.

Thanks for your patience during this time 🙏