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Congratulations to new apprentices
Auckland Council’s Te Auaunga Awa project team is celebrating the achievement of eight young people this week who are completing a construction training course and getting ready to start apprenticeships.
Stage one of scenic walking and cycling route opens
Mayor Phil Goff and Transport Minister Simon Bridges have opened stage one of the Glen Innes to Tamaki Drive Shared Path.
A night of heavy lifting on Waterview Shared Path
The installation of 10 large precast pier sections for a bridge spanning Oakley Creek is a milestone in the construction of the Waterview Shared Path.
Historic homestead becomes community hub
Millwater residents are impressed with the fully restored Stoney Homestead, which will soon open as the neighbourhood community hub.
Youth employment champions recognised at Whau Badge Awards
Thirteen local businesses and nineteen local youth were recognised at the Whau Badge awards in Avondale.
Slam dunk for northern basketballers
The new Spark basketball court in Albany's Hooton Reserve is officially open.
Counting pedestrians in the city centre
Did you know you can get up-to-date information about the number of pedestrians at various sites across Auckland’s city centre?
Olympian Valerie Adams inspires tunnel machine naming
Junior students from Sir Edmund Hillary School have chosen a name for the tunnel boring machine (TBM) that will be used to create a stormwater diversion during the City Rail Link (CRL) work.
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Taurima
Taurima, the gorgeous crochet-like neon artworks floating above Elliott Street, return for the ci...
Tūrama
Tūrama, the hugely popular series of large-scale illuminated art installations returns to light u...
Fred Graham Toi Whakaata / Reflections
The exhibition maps the importance of storytelling in Graham’s work at both the interpersonal and...
Rehutai
Shannon Te Ao, Arapeta Hakura, and Ngahuia Harrison are three artists from Aotearoa invited to ma...
People called Quakers: Celebrating 400 years since the birth of George Fox
This year marks 400 years since the birth of George Fox. View a rare 1694 edition of George Fox’s...
Planting Days 2024 with Kaipātiki Project
Join us as we expand and strengthen our local reserves with more native plants this year.
Eternally Temporary
Eternally Temporary brings together ten landscape paintings selected from the Kelliher Arts Trust...
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