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Waitematā & Gulf Ward News
Bluey set to steal hearts this Farmers Santa Parade, supported by the city centre’s newest 'elves'
Two symbolic characters at the centre of Auckland’s historic Farmers Santa Parade are turning out for the 91st time.
AUT design students have renewed their own backyard
St Paul Street has been renewed by the people who use it most – students of AUT.
Report: Learn how the city centre targeted rate drives its renewal, economy and culture
Annual report showcases the vital role the city centre targeted rate plays in promoting the vibrancy and prosperity of Auckland's heart.
Digging the music at Parnell Festival of Roses
This year the main stage once again has an exciting and diverse lineup including headliner Milly Tabak.
First section of redesigned Victoria Street opens with fresh feel and function
The first section of a redesigned Victoria Street - from Elliott Street to Queen Street - has opened to the public.
Board approves Rangihoua Reserve and Onetangi Sports Park plan
Waiheke is about to have a plan in place for the future management of the popular Rangihoua Reserve and Onetangi Sports Park.
Should Waiheke's Esplanade Path be closed to private vehicles?
Waiheke residents are being called to give feedback on a proposal to close a section of the Esplanade Path to vehicles this month.
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Ka mua ka muri: Moving forward with Te Tiriti o Waitangi
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William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet
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MARY: The Birth of Frankenstein
Award-winning playwright Jess Sayer builds on the bones of history to re-imagine the events of th...
The Monster in the maze
The Monster in the Maze has been roundly praised by audiences, participants and reviewers worldwi...
World Premieres & Bach
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Notes on Tāmaki: Celebrating 20 years
This concert will be a special acknowledgement of what has become an institution.
Notes on Tāmaki: Re-sounding echoes
This concert highlights a variety of classical works both new and familiar.
Tiri: Te Araroa Woman Far Walking
An extraordinary mapping of Aotearoa through the eyes of Te Tiriti o Waitangi Mahana.
