Posts by Grey Lynn 2030
Auckland Council Elections – Key Dates 2025
To da Auckland Council Elections Key Dates 2025 Check you are enrolled to vote 1 September 2024 – 1 August 2025 Consider being a candidate 1 September 2024 – 1 July 2025 Candidate nominations open 4 July 2025 Candidate nominations close (12 noon) 1 August 2025 Candidates announced 8 August 2025 Final electoral roll certified by Electoral Officer 5 September 2025 Voting papers sent to enrolled voters 9 September – 22 September 2025 Voting opens 9 September – 11 October 2025…
Read MoreWhy is the Grey Lynn RSC not an RSA?
The Grey Lynn Returned Services Club (RSC) occupies a building with a rich history. In 1902, the building housed the Grey Lynn School, known then as Richmond Hall, before a new school was built in Surrey Crescent. Following its time as a school, the Richmond Hall transitioned into a picture theatre and later served as…
Read MoreBig Bike Film Night – Biking from around the world
The Big Bike Film Night is a touring film festival that showcases a collection of short films from around the world, all centered around the theme of cycling. It features a diverse range of films encompassing action, adventure, drama, humor, and inspiration, appealing to a broad audience of bike enthusiasts. The Big Bike Film Night…
Read MoreStewart Forsyth – Pollinator Paths and Predator Free Grey Lynn
Stewart Forsyth stands as a driving force behind Predator Free Grey Lynn. As the local community trapping coordinator, he is deeply involved in the ongoing mission to rid the Grey Lynn and Arch Hill areas of introduced predators like rats and possums. At its heart, Predator Free Grey Lynn aims to safeguard and enrich native…
Read MoreCancellation Policy for the Grey Lynn Car Boot Market on Rainy Days
The Grey Lynn Car Boot Market, our popular monthly event held on the last Sunday of each month (except December) at the Grey Lynn RSC Carpark. Occassionally we have to cancel due to bad weather. Timing: Typically make a decision very early on the day of the market regarding whether it will proceed in the…
Read MoreHakanoa Recovery Group – 33 Cockburn St
What’s happening to 33 Cockburn Street? To date (March 2025) Hakanoa Recovery Group (HRG) had worked alongside the Auckland Council Recovery Office in an effort to have local input into the process of ‘redeveloping’ the affected areas in a way supported by the community. As a result of an HRG- led initiative data was collected…
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