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New public artwork reflects heritage streetscape
Floating high above O’Connell Street, Light Weight O by artist Catherine Griffiths is a new Auckland Council public artwork.
Heritage facades to stay at Saffron development
Latest proposals will save historic facades around Albert Street's Saffron development.
Planning underway around Matiatia commercial leases
Plans are being drawn up to improve the area around Matiatia.
Celebration for Teed Street upgrade
The transformation of Teed Street in Newmarket was celebrated in July.
Helping hand extended
From bees to worms, Waitematā Local Board grants programme helps many groups and organisations.
Meet a Pest Free Hero – Izzy Mackenzie
This month, we hear about pest-free work from the mouth of the hero themselves.
Board gives recommendations on freedom camping
Waiheke Local Board has agreed the island does not have the facilities to accommodate freedom campers.
Slow down message delivered
Some familiar faces are urging Waiheke drivers to slow down.
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Events
Moon Giants - Isla Thomson
Isla Thomson is a multidisciplinary artist who focuses on recreating historical processes.
Secret Garden - Brie Rate
In Secret garden, impressions of urban natural and unnatural debris are used to depict surreal ye...
Wonderful world of tiger worms workshop for kids
A fun, hands-on worm farming workshop for kids and whānau.
Vector Lights for Poppy Day 2026
Vector Lights shines red in support of Poppy Day, Auckland Returned Services Association’s annual...
Build Your Own Terrarium - A Playdate for Plant Lovers
Join us for a slow, creative session where you’ll build a tiny self-contained world to take home.
Raranga Harakeke: Weaving Flax with Rewa Grimsdale
Learn about the culture and techniques of raranga in this beginner's workshop.
WilderFest
Set in the heart of Waiheke, this immersive festival brings together local community groups, inte...
This Love Between Us
Bach Musica NZ welcomes guest conductor Jono Palmer, known for his work with the Auckland Chamber...
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