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Have your say on the future of rubbish collections in parts of Panmure and Tāmaki
Auckland Council is proposing a six-month trial of fortnightly kerbside rubbish collections in parts of Panmure and Tāmaki.
Tryphena Wharf renewal works complete
Tryphena Wharf is back to business as usual after a full refurbishment.
Feedback sought on future recreational use for A F Thomas Park
Public consultation about this park on the North Shore runs from 20 October, through to 23 November 2025.
Finally elected! Auckland local elections 2025 results declared
The final count is in and the results are officially confirmed.
Ancestral name restored to Point Erin Park
The ancestral Māori name of Te Oka has been reinstated at Point Erin Park, creating a dual name.
UPDATE: final results delayed due to unprecendented volume of special votes
Thousands more votes counted in Auckland local elections
On Saturday morning more than 68,500 votes were cast, bringing Auckland’s voter turnout to 28.8 percent.
Cath Handley and Robin Tucker leave Waiheke board
After years of dedicated service to the Waiheke Local Board, members Cath Handley and Robin Tucker are stepping down, leaving behind a legacy of passionate community action and advocacy for the motu.
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Events
Vessels: Clay workshop
Make your own clay vessel assisted by Manurewa Potters Club (MPC) potters.
Woodcut Prints
The course will cover several approaches to woodcut printing, including layering blocks and combi...
Chopin & Tchaikovsky
The stunning Russian-Armenian pianist Eva Gevorgyan makes her NZ debut with the delicate, melanch...
Textured earring and pendant workshop
Explore and learn how to design, cut, texture, polish, and patina a piece of copper.
Songs of Destiny
José Aparicio, our guest conductor, is a native of Spain with an inspiring presence as a conducto...
Sewing workshop
Thread the needle and get stitching in this playful introduction to sewing.
Tāmaki after dark
For over a hundred years, the heart of our city hasn’t just beaten - it’s pulsed to a rhythm. Joi...
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