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Auckland Council 15th anniversary – Hauraki Gulf Islands
To celebrate Auckland Council's 15th anniversary, we’ve put together a selection of key local achievements from the past 15 years.
Community takes to pickleball
When Medlands halfcourt was refreshed to include pickleball markings, the Aotea community jumped at the opportunity to play a new sport.
15 Years on Auckland Council’s central boards reflect on achievements
Auckland Council is 15 years old this month and to celebrate we’ve put together a selection of key local achievements, projects and upgrades that have grown and benefited communities across the region.
Top 10 leafy lunch spots in the city centre
We are nurturing more natural spaces for you to enjoy - check out our city centre parks
Top 10 things to discover in downtown
Check out the top 10 ways to experience this epic downtown space, now with its own storytelling hub
Tryphena Wharf renewal works complete
Tryphena Wharf is back to business as usual after a full refurbishment.
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.
Events
Rhymetime at the Central Library
Join our Rhymetime sessions with songs, movement and finger rhymes for pre-schoolers and their ca...
History of Hip-Hop
This isn’t just a party – it’s a vibrant celebration of New Zealand hip-hop’s rich history, cultu...
The History of The New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt and design comp
Walk through the history of the NZ AIDS quilts project.
Vector Lights for Auckland Pride 2026
Vector Lights is celebrating the Auckland Pride Festival with a dynamic light and sound show on t...
Wriggle & Rhyme - Central City Library
Wriggle and Rhyme is a programme that promotes active movement and brain development for babies a...
The New Zealand AIDS Memorial Quilt
The Quilt is a memorial to those who have died of HIV related illnesses.
AfroFest
Join a free, whānau-friendly celebration of music, dance, food, and fashion from Aotearoa African...
An Ode to Queer Joy
Queer joy is a deeply relational experience for many of us, and is amplified through our c...
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