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New overbridge boost for cyclists and walkers
A new off-road shared walkway and cycling path will give locals alternative ways to get around.
Eleven to run in Auckland by-elections
Nominations have closed for the Waitākere Ranges and Maungakiekie-Tāmaki (Tāmaki Subdivision) local board by-elections with 11 candidates putting their hands up to fill the vacant seats.
Best Practice Award for Avondale planner
A Planning Leader from Panuku Development Auckland has been recognised for his work on the rejuvenation of Avondale.
Council cracks down on Waiheke illegal moorings
Auckland Council has issued 21 abatement notices to owners of boats illegally moored on Waiheke Island.
Auckland confirmed as America's Cup host
Mayor Phil Goff has announced an in-principle agreement between Auckland Council, the government and Emirates Team New Zealand for Auckland to host America’s Cup 36 in 2021.
Marae on North Shore another step closer
“Māori in Beach Haven have longed for a space like this for many years now,” says Kaipātiki Local Board Chair John Gillon.
Making our parks spray free
Alternative methods are needed to replace agrichemical plant control in parks.
Dutch elm disease found at Ōhinerau / Mt Hobson
Around 18 elm trees have become infected with Dutch elm disease and are being removed.
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Interior Motives: Mapping memories and moments
This fun, liberating workshop explores the unbounded world of mixed media.
Large-Scale Organic Hand-Building
This demonstration will provide a valuable opportunity to learn and refine your skills.
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.
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