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Parade goes fossil fuel free
Organisers are taking a green approach to this year's Waiheke Island Christmas parade.
Ian McKinnon Drive Cycleway officially opened
The Ian McKinnon Drive Cycleway was officially opened on Friday 30 November.
Well-loved festival a big success
The Parnell Festival of Roses attracted 9000 visitors as the event celebrated its 25th anniversary.
Meet a Pest Free Hero – Windy Hill Sanctuary
Meet the group trapping pests and restoring native wildlife on Great Barrier Island.
Waiheke Pathways Plan to improve island infrastructure
The proposed plan would improve footpaths, roads and trails for the island's residents and tourists.
St Mary’s Bay water project to dramatically reduce contamination
The combined sewer and stormwater network will deliver significant results.
TAPAC and Waitematā Local Board celebrate new partnership
A new arts partnership has been forged between TAPAC and Waitematā Local Board.
Planning for future of Great Barrier Island underway
Work is underway on the Great Barrier Island Area Plan that will set out a 30-year vision for the island’s future development.
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Events
Kids Learn 2 Ride
A great way for your child to try out some different bikes provided by the team and get riding.
Modern Women: Flight of Time
This exhibition highlights the leading role women artists have played in shaping the development...
The Walters Prize 2024
The Walters Prize is Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest and most prestigious contemporary art award.
Free Guided Museum Tours
Our experienced guides have a rich wealth of knowledge across all aspects of maritime history and...
Sentinel
Step into an immersive exhibition where art intersects with science.
Hidden Gems of the Inner City
Join a FREE 2-hour Queen Street tour of marble lobbies, murals, and quirky stories!
October School Holiday Programme at Grey Lynn
Come spend time with us for the October School Holidays,
October School Holidays | Flight Club
Young Explorers: Dive into Seabird Adventures at the New Zealand Maritime Museum!
