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City centre board endorses staged approach to square upgrade
Upgrades to Freyberg Square and the Ellen Melville Centre in Auckland’s city centre will begin in mid-2016, following strong public support.
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.
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Events
A Niu Dawn
A group show of New Zealand-born Samoan and Tongan artists responding to the events of the Dawn R...
Arca Arcade "Round One"
This exhibition reimagines the golden era of gaming as modern art.
Wriggle, Rhyme and Storytime at Waiheke Library
Spend your morning at the library with fun things to do for you and your kids.
STILL HERE Central Auckland’s Pasifika Presence
See a selection from STILL HERE, the documentary series that’s a love letter to inner-city Auckla...
Vector Lights for World Meningitis Day 2024
Vector Lights is shining a light for World Meningitis Day (5 October) as a symbol of remembrance...
Heritage Tour A Place of Learning
Come along for a tour featuring various heritage building highlights.
Artweek
Art Week takes place from October 4-13, with over 60 pop-up exhibitions, galleries, laneway insta...
Grey Lynn Library October School Holidays
Join us for these exciting school holiday events.
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