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What's it like to work at Auckland Museum?
Johnny Hui is Family and Early Years Programmer at Auckland Museum. He tells us a little bit about why the museum is a special place to work.
Seniors’ scholarships recognise lifelong learning
Applications are now open for the Manurewa Local Board’s new scholarship for seniors.
A timeline of Manukau from 1769 to today
Manukau's Journey is a selection of significant and representative events from the history of Howick, Manukau, Manurewa-Papakura and Franklin wards of Auckland City.
Auckland wins at museum awards
Stardome Observatory and Auckland War Memorial Museum were winners at the ServiceIQ 2017 New Zealand Museum Awards.
Interesting historical artefacts dug up in CRL excavations
City Rail Link works around the CBD have unearthed a number of items from Victorian times.
Flashback Friday: Queens Wharf
In honour of her majesty's birthday, we're looking back to the building of Queens Wharf in downtown Auckland.
Sandringham Road Extension cycle link opens
Cycling around Puketāpapa has become a lot more accessible and enjoyable with the completion of the Sandringham Road Extension cycle link.
QUIZ! How well do you know the Ōrākei Local Board area?
Our State of Auckland report cards have information on Auckland’s freshwater, marine, air and terrestrial environments in your local area, as well as reporting on the region’s capacity for growth, its demographics and its quality of life.
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Events
Be Brave: The life of a Pacific correspondent - Barbara Dreaver
Join award-winning journalist and author Barbara Dreaver as she shares stories from her memoir, B...
Create a one-page comic: Ant Sang
Join author, graphic artist and designer Ant Sang for a workshop where participants will learn to...
Sheku Plays Elgar
The sensational British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason is one of the biggest stars of the moment, his...
Writing workshop: Gavin Strawhan
Join us for a writing workshop facilitated by award-winning author and scriptwriter Gavin Strawhan.
Oh no! Public poetry nights
Come to write. Come to listen. Come to find your voice.
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