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Five island initiatives for our environment (and how you can help)
The natural environment of Aotea / Great Barrier is incredibly special.
Community feedback invited on memorial design at Pukekohe Cemetery
Plans for a memorial garden to recognise the unmarked graves in Pukekohe Cemetery have been released for public comment.
Onehunga Mall parking pilot to improve access
A 12‑month pilot to improve parking around Onehunga Mall will start in April.
Calling all community champions for Papakura
From sports fields to community halls, arts spaces to local reserves, volunteers can be found in many places around neighbourhood, helping it thrive.
Get your green fingers ready
A month-long celebration of sustainable living starts from 22 March, with a number of free and engaging events to attend.
Waitematā and Gulf residents: help us decide our priorities
What does the Annual Plan consultation mean for you?
Ōrākei, do we have our priorities right?
Why you should take part in the Annual Plan consultation?
Northcote: a shining example of smart growth
Inside a decade, Northcote has become a residential community that shows smart growth, in line with Auckland Council’s long-term vision for Tāmaki Makaurau.
Events
Curious Curator: a guided walk
Join our curious curator, Barbara, for a guided walk exploring some of the botanic garden’s most...
Tōfā Mamao
The work examines the tension between demanding cultural traditions, which often consume the imme...
Enactment - Draunikau Hawthorn
Ritualists are those who hold their hand closest to the fire, those that perform a sacred duty to...
RBG: Of Many, One
A master stroke of directorial vision, Priscilla Jackman reconjures RBG in this once-in-a-generat...
Notes on Tāmaki: Jazz Combo
An avid vocalist and instrumentalist- Elinor (Ella) finds passion in performing, and exploring th...
White Blood
Through everyday objects, White Blood examines how imperial power operates beyond territorial con...
Gaps of Silence
These works listen to what lingers in the hush between worship and erasure, where the divine wait...
Letter’s Home
This exhibition explores the quiet, intimate act of writing letters to the people we love.
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