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Quay Street’s waterfront secured for the next 100 years
The Downtown Programme has reached its most important milestone to date; finishing the seismic strengthening of Quay Street’s historic seawall.
Book your free tickets for Auckland Lantern Festival
Auckland Lantern Festival remains free but will be ticketed this year for the first time to allow crowd management and contact tracing.
Climate hui on Waiheke will help shape local action plan
A project is in the works that will provide a road map for Waiheke to become a low carbon community.
Auckland’s water supply receives six-million-litre-a-day boost
A new water treatment plant in Papakura will help boost Auckland’s water supply by six million litres a day when it goes live today, Friday 5 February.
Auckland Dockline Tram returns to Auckland waterfront
The iconic Auckland Dockline Tram will be back on track performing its well versed 1.5km loop of Wynyard Quarter from this Sunday 7 February, 2021.
Waiheke Local Board gives support for rāhui to protect the island’s kaimoana
Waiheke Local Board has passed a notice of motion supporting the rāhui placed by Ngāti Pāoa over the waters surrounding Waiheke.
Te Onewa Northcote Point wharf re-opened and dual-named
Northcote Point wharf has reopened after a blessing this morning and services have re-started after a two-year closure.
Rainbow crossing comes to Auckland
Auckland’s first ‘Rainbow Crossing’ is coming to Karangahape Road and is planned to be installed in front of St Kevin’s Arcade in time to mark the end of Auckland Pride Month.
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Events
The Henderson Shuffle
The Henderson Shuffle is a 12‑hour, non‑competitive community endurance event - where people walk...
Monster Mug Mayhem
Choose from your favourite freaky monster and create your own hand-built clay mug.
Spring guided walk
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a free guided walk through the Auckland Botanic Gardens.
Haydn & Shostakovich
Beginning with the clean tranquillity of Morning, Grieg’s first suite from his music to the play...
Halloween Beasts
Celebrate the spooky season by creating your own Halloween clay beasts and creatures.
Fijian Language Week Storytime
30 minute themed sessions featuring stories, rhymes, singing and dancing.
Piringatahi: A heritage feast
Come along and browse a curated selection of cookbooks from 1714 to the present.
Beethoven’s Piano No. 4
The brilliant 17-year-old Canadian pianist Sophia Liu makes her Australasian debut with Beethoven...
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