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Remuera drivers to see red
Red light runners are being targeted with a new warning system.
Council reviews rates exemption for a North Shore firm
Auckland Council is reviewing if Babcock should be paying more in rates.
Thousands cycle Auckland's Lightpath
Thousands of people have used Te Ara I Whiti – the Lightpath during the first fortnight since the Nelson Street off-ramp was transformed into a dazzling magenta cycleway.
Status of privately owned trees in New Lynn
Auckland Council is aware of media reports about protesters who have climbed trees on private property in New Lynn to prevent them being removed.
Galapagos tortoises home for Christmas
Auckland Zoo’s Galapagos tortoises Smiley, Willy, Snapper, and Chippie, who have just moved into their redeveloped exhibit, The Galapagos.
City Rail Link to be built under Commercial Bay
The first stage of the City Rail Link project will be built on the site of the Downtown Mall, between lower Queen Street and Albert Street.
Waiheke vineyard owner fined for excessive helicopter flights
The council has welcomed a district court decision to fine a property owner for excessive helicopter flights.
Macleans College students win environment award
Howick Local Board, in association with the council's Local Parks South, applaud the Maclean’s College Enviro Group for being the overall winner of the Ros Nicholson Award for Native Ecology.
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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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