March 2006

Top stories this month

• Airport parking work to begin
• Buskers play to record crowds
• Draft community plan due at month's end
• Merger: 'Business as usual'
• Peninsula joins city
• Strong future aim of port deal
• Talking about race relations

Other stories this month

• Booklets detail city walks
• Central City South planning workshop
• Classical Sparks to mark merger
• Clean-burning heating installed
• Community Gardens inspire photographer
• Community waste schemes can apply for funding help
• Creative with natives
• Culture Galore on Saturday, 18 March
• Estuary edge tidied
• Ethnic soccer tournament a success
• Financial clarity aim
• Historic tours info on-line
• Ice odyssey a first
• Jason Greig's sinister souls on show
• Kees Bruin's reality on show
• Korea Day in the Square celebration, Sat, 4 March
• Learn about Mona Vale
• Leasing best bet for any new Council offices
• Library draws 30,000 in first month
• Milestones at Our City
• Murals need a home
• New CEO for city venues
• Options examined to upgrade boat shed weir
• Outdoor pools season
• Peninsula election results
• Rate rebate info in May
• Still time to comment on City Plan heritage
• Take a look at public transport
• Towenend buried at St Peter's
• Unfenced spa pools present a danger
• Waste plan given $20m
• Weed busting helps everyone
• Working to increase safety in city
• Young artists contest
• Young people's hui