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Iconic heritage boat on the move ahead of America’s Cup
An 83-year-old steam tugboat previously based in the Viaduct Harbour has a new home on Auckland’s waterfront so construction for the 36th America’s Cup race can begin.
Must-have books on a desert island
If you found yourself stranded on a desert island, which book would you want to have with you?
Safeswim returns to Auckland with new swimming spots
Auckland Council’s Safeswim website is ready for summer, highlighting water quality around the region.
Port to build hydrogen production and refuelling facility
Ports of Auckland has committed to build a hydrogen production and refuelling facility at its Waitematā port.
Waiatarua Reserve a priority for community
Ōrākei Local Board has funded the much-needed redevelopment of Waiatarua Reserve's carpark.
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.
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Events
FAM: Food. Art. Market
Expect a colourful mix of stalls, delicious bites and plenty of reasons to wander the road.
NZTrio: Space Jump
Experience the dynamic energy of Fazıl Say’s Space Jump, vividly portraying a thrilling ascent an...
Waiheke Children's Book Festival
Join us as we celebrate National Children's Book Week with a whānau friendly day of workshops, ac...
Social Knitting Club at Little Leys
Whether you're a crochet novice or master knitter, if you want to meet other like-minded crafty f...
Question time: Lecture by Kimberley Moutlon
Hear from international curator, writer and our second Creative New Zealand Te Manu Ka Tau intern...
Auckland Art Gallery Open Late
An after-hours evening of art, music, performance, food and immersive experiences.
Notes on Tāmaki: Mātātā Ensemble in Performance
Dynamic Triptych The Mātātā Ensemble return with a bold and beautifully balanced programme that c...
Autaia
Bringing together nearly 1000 tauira from 10 groups across Tāmaki Makaurau and Waikato for two ni...
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