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Orewa follows the Tsunami signs and blue lines
Auckland Council will be installing tsunami signs in Orewa next week to increase the coastal town’s tsunami preparedness.
Strong support for SeaPath
Public support for Auckland’s proposed SeaPath, a proposed walking and cycling path between Takapuna and Northcote Point, has been overwhelming.
Seagull rescue comes off without a hitch
It was a quiet day. Kim Clarke, a swimming pool inspector with the Building Control department, was going about her usual work day when she got the call.
Franklin Road set for makeover
Auckland Transport has released preliminary designs for the upgrade of Franklin Road.
Simpler and more frequent bus network for North Shore
North Shore residents can look forward to a simpler, better connected, and more frequent bus network which reflects the community’s needs, as the final decisions on the New Network for the North Shore were released today.
Arkles Bay fishing permitted over winter
The summer-long ban on set netting at Arkles Bay will be lifted at midnight on Easter Monday.
Plan A, B and C is Earth!
Enter the gates at Sylvia Park School and you’ll be amazed at what students there have created.
Manukau Harbour home to many gems
With 520km of coastline, the Manukau Harbour is New Zealand’s second biggest harbour. It’s also home to many hidden gems which are well worth a visit while summer is still with us.
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Events
Book Chat - Manukau
Whether you're a lifelong bookworm or rediscovering reading, join us for a friendly chat over a c...
Death Cafe
Join an open and welcoming environment to chat over tea and coffee.
Child advocacy and rights - A lecture in Japanese
Let’s explore the importance of children expressing their feelings and how adults should respond...
Crazy collage
Get creative with collage and have fun finding out who can make the most ridiculous piece of art.
Learn to draw lush tulips
A drawing workshop highlighting the remarkable work and plant collection of the Wintergardens.
We Read Auckland - Book Parade
Tamariki can celebrate what they have been reading and come along dressed as their favourite char...
Where We Meet: Four Artists, Four Poets, Four Collaborations
An exhibition revealing the surprising spaces where poetry and visual art meet.
Kaituhi Kōrerorero: Witi Ihimaera Smiler and Eugene Bingham
Join us for an evening of unmissable kōrero between two exceptional Māori writers and thinkers, W...
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