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Cat cafes come to Auckland
Auckland’s vibrant cafe scene is set for a quirky new addition.
Five years of achievement for Waitematā Local Board
The fifth anniversary of the amalgamated Auckland Council also means five years of Waitematā Local Board
New homes on the way for Wynyard Quarter
On Thursday 15 October, Prime Minister John Key and Mayor Len Brown dug the sods for the first homes as part of the ongoing revitalisation of Wynyard Quarter on Auckland’s waterfront.
Study informs decisions on port’s future
The Port Future Study is due to be completed by the end of June 2016.
Safer walking in the city centre
Pedestrian safety and access in the city centre has taken another step forward with the removal of three 'free left turns’ at intersections as part of the upgrade of Beach Road.
Nelson Street cycleway heralds sustainable transport future
The Nelson Street cycleway is set to become a must-see Auckland attraction for people to walk and cycle across when it opens later this year.
Improving safety for Bryde's whales
Ports of Auckland’s efforts to make the shipping industry safer for the local Bryde’s whale population have had encouraging results.
Engaged communities at the heart of Waiheke
World-renowned activist Jim Diers recently visited Waiheke Island.
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Events
Honu and Blue's Sealife Clues storytime
Celebrate Seaweek at the Maritime Museum with a fun‑filled weekend as we premiere the delightful...
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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