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Manurewa's Keith Park caters for all abilities
Manurewa's Keith Park playground is Auckland's first playspace designed and built so that children of all abilities can enjoy playing together.
Papakura school's 50th marked with photo gift
A photograph of the Papakura District Council coat of arms, carved by former Rosehill art teacher Noel Kerr, has been presented to the school to mark its 50th anniversary.
Dutch elm disease hits Pukekohe elms
Dutch elm disease has affected a small number of trees in Pukekohe. They will be removed to prevent the disease from spreading.
Celebrating disability pride and inclusion in Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Last year's International Day of Persons with Disability brought a positive celebration of disability pride and inclusion to the city.
Contingency water supply on tap from Auckland Council
Drinking water available at some rural community halls
Two new tsunami sirens for Orewa
Two new tsunami sirens will be installed in Orewa next month, and locals are invited to an information session on 18 February to learn more.
New pedestrian bridge brings public art to Ōtara Creek Reserve
A new pedestrian bridge which doubles as a piece of public art is set to be opened on Thursday in Ōtara.
Community bike hub a welcome addition in Glen Innes
Glen Innes's new bike hub follows two similar hubs in West Auckland all devoted to helping get more people cycling.
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Events
Greenwoods Corner Spring Festival
This retail market day and festival aims to show the attractions of Greenwoods Corner to both a l...
Performance of New Zealand Baiyun Beijing Opera Society
The event is suitable for the whole family.
Volunteer Expo Auckland East
This is a family-friendly trade-show-style event where kids can have supervised play while adults...
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Live in Concert
Experience one of cinema’s most exciting martial arts spectacles and enduring love stories.
A Slow Burlesque
A story about transformation, dressing up, becoming nothing, and becoming everything.
A Niu Dawn
New Zealand-born Samoan and Tongan artists respond to the 1970s Dawn Raids in Aotearoa.
Arca Arcade "Round One"
This exhibition reimagines the golden era of gaming as modern art.
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