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Boy Walking: the new kid in town
New artwork arrives overnight giving morning commuters cause for a double-take.
Roadside recycling service keeps resources out of landfill
Residents and ratepayers on Aotea Great Barrier Island are being encouraged to keep recycling, using their yellow recycling crates, in tandem with the new roadside rubbish collection service that launches on Monday, 1 July.
Flying high in pursuit of excellence - Kobe Anitelea
In second of a three-part series, we speak to Kobe Atamu Anitelea, a water-polo player from Papatoetoe.
Rebuilding Franklin Road from the underground up
After nearly three years of utility service upgrades, repairs and streetscape construction, Franklin Road has been rebuilt from the underground up and is looking better than ever.
Code of conduct complaint findings endorsed by Whau Local Board
Whau Local Board has officially censured member Duncan Macdonald for two breaches of the Auckland Council Code of Conduct at its business meeting today.
Kaipātiki Project to gain improved facilities
Environmental education in Kaipātiki has been bolstered by plans to redevelop facilities hosting the Kaipātiki Project.
Waiheke beach restorations underway
Important planting work is underway to restore sand dunes at Onetangi Beach.
Committing to a greener future in Howick
Howick Local Board will spend more than $350,000 supporting eight major environmental projects.
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Events
Death Cafe
Join an open and welcoming environment to chat over tea and coffee.
Child advocacy and rights - A lecture in Japanese
Let’s explore the importance of children expressing their feelings and how adults should respond...
Crazy collage
Get creative with collage and have fun finding out who can make the most ridiculous piece of art.
Learn to draw lush tulips
A drawing workshop highlighting the remarkable work and plant collection of the Wintergardens.
We Read Auckland - Book Parade
Tamariki can celebrate what they have been reading and come along dressed as their favourite char...
Where We Meet: Four Artists, Four Poets, Four Collaborations
An exhibition revealing the surprising spaces where poetry and visual art meet.
Kaituhi Kōrerorero: Witi Ihimaera Smiler and Eugene Bingham
Join us for an evening of unmissable kōrero between two exceptional Māori writers and thinkers, W...
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