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wo Edgewater College students spent six weeks learning bike mechanics at Bike Hub Pakuranga — repairing eight bikes now back in the hands of their own students.

A free bike repair container in Maungawhau is the newest chapter in a 25-year story of Auckland's Chinese communities taking climate action into their own hands.

Auckland's 2026 Zero Waste Awards celebrated the people, groups and businesses turning waste into something useful — from rescued cultural treasures to repurposed concrete.

Meet Bike Pukekohe — the volunteer-led group helping local whānau build confidence, fix punctures, and discover cycling as an everyday way to get around.

Triangle Park’s community food forest in Massey is doubling in size, growing more kai, shade and community connections while building local climate resilience.

For nearly 30 years, Waiheke volunteer Chris Palmer has helped transform former farmland into thriving native forest. His dedication to restoration, predator control and protecting nature shows the lasting impact one person can have.

Communities get $1.7m boost to prepare for climate disruption and emergencies.

A new competition is inviting youth and rangatahi to share their own perspective on Wairau through photography

Applications are now open for Te Ara Urutau – Climate and Emergency Ready Fund, a new $1 million combined fund. The fund is designed to help community organisations across Tāmaki Makaurau take bold, practical action on climate change and emergency preparedness.