
Waitematā & Gulf Ward
Waitematā & Gulf Ward News

Fostering vibrant communities in the Waitematā area
Waitematā Local Board funds a range of arts programmes that help artists and members of the community. Find out if you are eligible under Auckland Council’s Community Grants Programme.

New pontoon at Half Moon Bay
Plans are confirmed for a new pontoon and other improvements in the area.

A game-changing development
Panuku Development Auckland is the result of a merger between council-controlled organisations Auckland Council Property Limited (ACPL) and Waterfront Auckland.

Check out Auckland's public art
Creating a culturally rich and creative Auckland is part of the Auckland Plan vision to be the world's most liveable city.

Youth voice strong in Waitematā
Waitematā has become the first of Auckland’s local boards to sign up to the UNICEF Child Friendly Cities Initiative.

Flex your green fingers
Auckland Council offers free workshops, run by the Compost Collective, that will get you started with composting and teach you how to put the goodness back into your garden.
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Waitematā & Gulf Ward Events

Te Rā Ringa Raupa: Weaving demonstration
This talented group recreated the only known woven Māori sail, a taonga currently on display at t...

Thai ceramics workshop for children
Join us for a clay workshop and learn how to make a pot or an animal using the pinch pot method.


Walk & talk wetlands
Join us for a walk at Owhanake to learn about the work being done by the Wetland Team to restore...

World of waacking battles: Express your culture
In this World of Cultures battle edition - dancers must represent their ethnic culture/s either i...

Te Rā Ringa Raupa: Te Karanga o Te Rā
Threads of tradition: the journey of Te Rā Ringa Raupā and the revival of the Māori woven sail

Belly dance community classes
Join us for traditional belly dance classes in your community.

Celebrate Waiheke conservation with art exhibition
A collaboration with island-based creatives, The Understory Project sheds light on Waiheke’s tran...