Waitematā & Gulf Ward
Waitematā & Gulf Ward News
Pictures tell the story of our city centre’s transformation
“A city is an ever-changing process, more like a garden.”
Watercare begins preliminary work to futureproof the city centre’s wastewater infrastructure
Three midtown sites are being prepared and shafts are being built, ready for a tunnel boring machine to be lowered into the ground in 2025.
Art Week brings brush strokes of the unexpected from 4 to 13 October
A ten-day diary of must-see happenings in Auckland’s city centre.
Decision on Olympic Pool lease made
Waitematā Local Board has agreed to the extension of Olympic Pool and Fitness Limited's (OPFL) lease to manage the Olympic Pool and Fitness Centre in Newmarket until November 2034, subject to statutory processes.
Te Ara I Whiti - The Lightpath glows with kindness this Art Week
In an algorithm-meets-art collaboration, artist Shannon Novak and iion have programmed Te Ara I Whiti - The Lightpath to deliver happiness for Art Week.
Aotea youth voice represented
Auckland Council has a Youth Advisory Panel, and Aotea-born Taimarino Cleave is part of it.
Greening of Te Hā Noa begins as 11 native trees and 900 plants arrive in Victoria Street
Project steps closer to first-stage completion in late October.
Help decide our shoreline's future
Give feedback on the draft Shoreline Adaptation Plan for Aotea Great Barrier and Hauraki Gulf Islands.
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Waitematā & Gulf Ward Events
The Little Leys Classic Film Club
Our second series for 2025, The Art not the Artist, features six acclaimed films made by or starr...
Vector Lights for Road Safety Week 2025
Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge will shine bright yellow for Road Safety Week.
The play that goes wrong
A hilarious hybrid of Monty Python and Sherlock Holmes, things go from bad to utterly disastrous...
Waiheke Local Board Community Forum
Community Forum is an open meeting which provides an opportunity for individuals and community or...
Notes on Tāmaki: Soundscapes of Aotearoa
This concert highlights the richness and diversity of Aotearoa’s musical landscape, featuring a r...
Tchaikovsky 5
With a melting love song and a gentle waltz, subsumed by the hand of fate, this expansive piece n...
Leys Institute Little Library Book Chat
Fourth Thursday of every month except April.
La bohème
Join Mimi, Rodolfo, Marcello, Musetta and the rest as they’re joined by the NZ Opera Chorus and s...
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