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Thousands cycle Auckland's Lightpath
Thousands of people have used Te Ara I Whiti – the Lightpath during the first fortnight since the Nelson Street off-ramp was transformed into a dazzling magenta cycleway.
Galapagos tortoises home for Christmas
Auckland Zoo’s Galapagos tortoises Smiley, Willy, Snapper, and Chippie, who have just moved into their redeveloped exhibit, The Galapagos.
City Rail Link to be built under Commercial Bay
The first stage of the City Rail Link project will be built on the site of the Downtown Mall, between lower Queen Street and Albert Street.
Waiheke vineyard owner fined for excessive helicopter flights
The council has welcomed a district court decision to fine a property owner for excessive helicopter flights.
Zoo Tales: What’s the Māori word for fat and round?
This week on Zoo Tales, we follow kunekune pigs, Alma and Neena, on their daily walk through the zoo.
Video: Watch the Magenta Adventure in action
Video: See the first cyclists zoom down Auckland's stunning new cycleway.
Auckland free of Queensland fruit fly
MPI has confirmed that Auckland is now free of the Queensland fruit fly.
Video: Another look at Auckland's new Lightpath
Here's another look at how an unused motorway offramp was transformed into a magical – and magenta – celebration of cycling.
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Explore sea-inspired patterns and symbols while learning the traditional Māori art of tukutuku.
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