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Tāmaki Drive Shared Path route proposal
The Shared Path will improve links to local communities and public transport for the eastern suburbs.
Final stages of the central city cycle loop design
Auckland is close to having a fully separated central city cycling loop.
Takapuna's Hurstmere Road set for major upgrade
Hurstmere Road in Takapuna is undergoing a proposed streetscape upgrade.
Healthy Hunua
Three years on from the first range-wide pest management operation in the Hunua Ranges, the council will apply 1080 to the parkland and some neighbouring DOC and private land.
Art brokers bringing Franklin creatives together
An arts brokering initiative has been opening up opportunities for Franklin artists.
Strong earnings and a more sustainable future
Ports of Auckland continues to make significant economic and social contributions to Auckland.
Art projects win design awards
Two art projects supported by Auckland Council and Waitematā Local Board have won prizes at the national Best Design Awards.
Coatesville community leads the way
Coatesville Settlers Hall is the first hall in Rodney to be managed and operated by the community.
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Discussion about the process of writing and designing a graphic novel.
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