Tena Koutou

Last chance to sign up to this free event, limited capacity! 🎃👻 For Kids aged 10 - 14

Devonport Library Associates event, "Where is the News". A panel of media personnel discuss the place of new in the current environment. Adjudicated by David Slack. Featuring personnel from RadioNZ, TVNZ and Whakaata Māori News. Covering news in digital, community newspapers, radio and TV.

The results are in for Te Hau Kapua Devonport Peninsula Community Survey. Hear clear community needs and desires identified. Join a lively facilitated community discussion. Bring-a-plate shared afternoon tea.

Interactive activities for residents of all ages and abilities, we're inviting Peninsula locals to imagine what could make our place even better. Join the kōrero, share your ideas. Entry is free.

Everyone’s welcome to join the fun at the annual Midwinter Dip. Come in your togs or come in costume!

Give it go...it's free!

Get your costumes ready whānau, and explore the green route by Bayswater park through to Northboro reserve. Treats, tricks, prizes, food trucks and fundraisers. RSVP here to save time on the day.

Tamariki Play is a wonderful opportunity for your little ones (0-5) to play with big toys, be active and make new friends!

Devonport Youth Forum presents a night for Year 10 to 13 to dress up and dance! Food provided. Nonalcoholic beverages for sale. Proceeds will be donated to Gumboot Friday. Friday 15th September 7pm - 10pm at Devonport RSA Bring your ticket and student I.D Any questions, please email abby@dpt.nz

In this year's General Election, your considered vote matters - more than ever. Hear directly from the major parties and North Shore Candidates about the policies and issues that matter to you. The evening will include questions taken from the floor. All welcome

Nau mai Haere mai Devonport / Te Hau Kapua will be gathering in the Windsor Reserve to celebrate Matariki

Assemble at the Navy Museum Carpark at 5pm for Hīkoi to Maungauika Summit. Bring a torch or lantern.

It’s time for Te Hau Kapua Devonport Peninsula Trust to start a new chapter and the trustees are asking those who live and work on the peninsula, “what must be delivered and how may this be actioned?” Nau mai, Haere mai

Assemble at 5pm in Te Whare Toi carpark at the base of the Maunga. Bring a torch or lantern. We will Hīkoi up to the Tīhi (Summit) for karakia, welcome, korero, waiata, lantern celebration, and performance by Belmont Primary School Kapa Haka Rōpū.

Come along to the Community house with your whānau and make a lantern for Matariki. We will give one lantern per family free (until they run out) or you can purchase them for $8 each.

Bring togs or dress up in a costume for an unforgettable day.

April 27th at 1:30 pm at Devonport Library - our guest is Professor Vanessa Burholt, who will speak on the topic - 'Dementia' All Seniors are welcome to attend. Please RSVP to Nigel.