Manurewa-based 'Waka of Caring' operator Debbie Munroe says her landlord is refusing to extend her two-year lease.
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NewsSouth Auckland teenage TikTok star scores UK No. 1
A young South Aucklander's TikTok tune has hit No. 1 on the UK music charts.
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Police appeal for witnesses to serious crash involving pedestrian death
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious crash in Manurewa, Auckland last night.
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Arena Williams new Manurewa Labour candidate
Arena Williams (Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki, Ngāti Tahu, Tūhoe) is the new Labour candidate to contest the Manurewa electorate that is being vacated by the incumbent Louisa Wall.
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Labour MP Louisa Wall withdraws Manurewa nomination
Labour MP Louisa Wall (Ngāti Tuwharetoa, Waikato) will not stand in Manurewa this election, despite being the MP for the South Auckland seat since 2011. Instead, she will seek a position on Labour's party list.
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Call for focus on holistic wellbeing for homeless post-lockdown
With the recent government announcement of $100mil being allocated towards housing, the question remains, what does the future hold for the homeless after lockdown?
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Humble dawn gathering in Manurewa
Vietnam veteran Donald Roa (Tainui, Ngāti Maniapoto) was not expecting to see 20 odd people this morning as he made the 30-minute walk from his home to the war memorial monument in Manurewa.
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Hive of activity at Manurewa Marae for whānau relief
Over the past week, Manurewa Marae has been a hive of activity, with hundreds of hygiene and kai packs being prepared and delivered to whānau in south Auckland.
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Kai, hope and clothes- Waka of Caring
In the last 7 years of Debbie Munroe feeding the homeless on the streets, she has seen that the problem has only gotten worse with not only homeless going without food but also middle-class whānau as well.
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Childrens' books immortalise Ngāti Te Ata superheroes
The superheroes, magical animals and fauna of Ngāti Te Ata have been immortalised in a series of books, waiata, haka, and art in South Auckland. The project is called Te Manurewa o Tamapahore, a collective dream from the community launched today at Clendon Park School.
