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New Auckland Art Gallery Director to focus on growth
Regional Facilities Auckland is pleased to announce the appointment of Kirsten Paisley as Director of Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.
New bridge planned for Wynyard Quarter
Wynyard Crossing pedestrian bridge that links the city centre to the waterfront with is expected to be replaced by a new, more reliable bridge.
Local feedback makes a better bus network for Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is getting a new bus network from Sunday 13 October 2019.
Algae bloom at Great Barrier's Kaitoke Creek not a health risk
Auckland Council has been investigating reports of an algae bloom and dead fish washed up in Kaitoke Creek.
New timeline for Aotea Great Barrier Island area plan
Public consultation on a draft area plan for Aotea Great Barrier will now take place mid-year and not April as previously advertised.
New timeline for Waiheke area plan
Public consultation on a draft area plan for Waiheke will now take place mid-year.
A brand new lodge for Motu Kaikoura
A new lodge has been opened on Motu Kaikoura, a scenic reserve just off the coast of Great Barrier.
5 public artworks to check out this summer
Time to spare in the CBD? Take a look at these!
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