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Top 10 city centre memories of 2024
Reflecting on 2024 in the city centre, we’ve compiled a list of milestones (among many) the Auckland Council group is proud to have delivered.
Giant toybox, 18-metre tree and festive joy from 'square to square' sprinkle the magic
A kaleidoscope of festivity is illuminating the city centre.
Prohibited fire season for islands of the Hauraki Gulf from today
Fire and Emergency NZ has declared a prohibited fire season for the Hauraki Gulf Islands, from 2 December 2024.
Beyond the beaches: Waiheke's hidden gems
Waiheke is known for its world-class beaches, vineyards and adventure tourism but this little piece of paradise has plenty of budget-friendly options for visitors looking to explore the art and culture of this unique spot.
We shore need to hear from you
Help shape how we manage your local coastal areas in Waitematā.
Exciting new festive tradition for Auckland
Te Komititanga will host the spectacular debut of a magical new Christmas tree this festive season.
Bluey set to steal hearts this Farmers Santa Parade, supported by the city centre’s newest 'elves'
Two symbolic characters at the centre of Auckland’s historic Farmers Santa Parade are turning out for the 91st time.
AUT design students have renewed their own backyard
St Paul Street has been renewed by the people who use it most – students of AUT.
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Events
The Little Leys Classic Film Club
The Leys Institute Little Library’s film club screens famous, influential, and entertaining maste...
Motion Sickness
Motion Sickness is an hour long theatre performance from the internationally acclaimed a2, physic...
Question time: A lecture by Maria Lind
Hear leading international curator and our Creative New Zealand Te Manu Ka Tau international gues...
Handmade Jewellery
Explore fundamental jewellery-making techniques while developing their own personal style.
Relief Panel Art: A Gathering of Forms
This workshop explores surface, rhythm, and collective creation while encouraging freedom and exp...
Waiora Te Ūkaipō – The Homeland
“I am standing in the water so I can touch home…” Set in the summer of 1965, Waiora follows Hone,...
Family history research workshops 2026
Join us for a presentation on researching family history in your country of interest, followed by...
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