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Press Release – The Beautification Trust On Saturday 8th May, around 500 volunteers banded together to clean up South Aucklands waterways. Te Puhinui Big Clean was originally planned to clean up the Puhinui Stream, a 12-kilometre waterway from Totara Park to the Manukau Harbour. But due to the large … On Saturday 8th May, around 500 volunteers banded together to clean up South Auckland’s waterways. Te Puhinui Big Clean was originally planned to clean up the Puhinui Stream, a 12-kilometre waterway from Totara Park to the Manukau Harbour. But due to the large number of volunteers, the cl...

Press Release – The Beautification Trust On Saturday 8th May, around 500 volunteers banded together to clean up South Auckland’s waterways. Te Puhinui Big Clean was originally planned to clean up the Puhinui Stream, a 12-kilometre waterway from Totara Park to the Manukau Harbour. But due to the large number of volunteers, the clean-up effort was extended to include the Otara Creek and Papakura Stream as well. The clean-up was organised by the Beautification Trust, an organisation dedicated to protecting and improving the environment in South Auckland. “We were absolutely thrilled with t...

Monday, 3 May 2021, 9:37 am This Saturday 8th May, the South Auckland community will band together to clean up the Puhinui Stream, a 12km waterway which runs from Totara Park to the Manukau Harbour. Te Puhinui Big Clean is expected to draw over 1000 volunteers, including whānau, churches, schools, businesses and community groups. The clean-up is being organised by the Beautification Trust, an organisation dedicated to protecting and improving the environment in South Auckland. The event is supported by Panuku Development Auckland, Mana Whenua, Wiri Business Association, Business Manukau, A...

Press Release – The Beautification Trust This Saturday 8th May, the South Auckland community will band together to clean up the Puhinui Stream, a 12km waterway which runs from Totara Park to the Manukau Harbour. Te Puhinui Big Clean is expected to draw over 1000 volunteers, including whānau, churches, schools, businesses and community groups. The clean-up is being organised by the Beautification Trust, an organisation dedicated to protecting and improving the environment in South Auckland. The event is supported by Panuku Development Auckland, Mana Whenua, Wiri Business Association, Busine...

mātauranga (knowledge) and physical activity together in one innovative package. Launched at the Puhinui Stream Challenge event in 2017, the concept was developed by AUT University’s Research and Innovation, Healthy Families Manukau and The Southern Initiative (TSI). Panuku further collaborated on the evolution of the Manu app and facilitated field-testing at events, as a key move to harness innovation opportunities for cultural learnings in Manukau’s urban heart. This GPS enabled app superimposes the animated, bilingual Māori youth ‘Manu’, when users view their physical journey on ...