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Hunua Ranges bursting with baby kōkako
Auckland Council’s biggest ever pest control operation has chalked up a major victory for the endangered kōkako, with dozens of new chicks hatching in the Hunua Ranges this summer.
Coatesville community leads the way
Coatesville Settlers Hall is the first hall in Rodney to be managed and operated by the community.
WWI gallery opening at Auckland War Memorial Museum
Auckland Museum has opened a captivating new gallery sharing NZ’s experiences of World War One.
Nixon monument brings descendants together
Mayor Phil Goff met with descendants of the battle at Rangiāowhia regarding the fate of the colonial statue.
Final stage of the Waterview Shared Path is open
The final stage of the Waterview Shared Path, one of Auckland’s biggest shared paths, is officially open.
Quay Street Ferry Terminal seawall repair underway
Ferry passengers can expect some changes to arrival and departure points from Monday 9 October.
Ōtāhuhu Station – Mahi Toi Integration
The architectural design process behind the construction of Ōtāhuhu Station weaved together multiple historical and local cultural narratives.
$1billion North Shore water quality and system improvements
Our growing focus is on improving water quality for all Aucklanders – both now and in future
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