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Devonport-Takapuna Local Board's vision
Residents and community groups are encouraged to give feedback on the board's new draft local plan.
Help shape a plan for Upper Harbour's future
Upper Harbour Local Board has come up with a plan for their community's future, now they need local input to make sure they have it right.
Matakawau recycling drop-off site to close
The Matakawau recycling drop-off spot, shut during the COVID-19 lockdown, is to close permanently.
Devonport’s new destination playground opened
A new playground has been completed and opened in time for the school holidays at Windsor Park, Devonport.
Grant supports period products and education in Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Local board awards grant to local initiative to improve period security and understanding.
Queen Street enhancements planned for this week
The temporary COVID-19 works installed in the northern end of Queen Street will undergo some refinement this week.
New mural in Papakura for the Instagram age
A new mural in Papakura is designed to provide different backdrops for Instagram posts.
Great Barrier inorganic collection starts this month
Items will be collected on 21-22 May on Great Barrier Island. Read to find out what items are accepted, and which date applies to you.
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Events
Kids learn to ride
An opportunity to learn tips and tricks to practice with your kids at home.
Learn to ride classes for adults
Come along and learn cycling tips and tricks.
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...
Letters Home
This exhibition explores the quiet, intimate act of writing letters to the people we love.
Vocal lessons
Designed to build strong foundations and help you feel more confident in your voice.
Tōfā Mamao
The work examines the tension between demanding cultural traditions, which often consume the imme...
