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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.
Waiheke environment gets a boost
The Waiheke Local Board has approved funding for four initiatives designed to safeguard the island’s environment.
Some heroes wear feathers
A team of chickens hunting down plague skinks on Aotea Great Barrier are now giving the Auckland community an egg-cellent gift as well.
Laneway lights the way
Waitematā Harbour’s original shoreline and Māori astronomy are celebrated in the design of the newest Wynyard Quarter laneway.
Traffic delaying pedestrian flow is a cost too
Walking is the most important transport mode in the city centre.
How Auckland could look after the City Rail Link is built
The CRL project has identified about 200,000sqm of development potential after construction is completed.
Sobering state of the Hauraki Gulf
The Hauraki Gulf Forum has released the triennial State of our Gulf 2017 report.
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Events
Talk: Curating et al.'s the fundamental practice
Join us to mark the opening weekend of 'et al. the fundamental practice' with a lively and inform...
Guided Community Ranger Walks
Every walk is different and that sense of surprise is part of the magic.
Shared Reading at Little Leys
Join our librarians for a relaxed shared reading session.
Sheku & Elgar
Begin your evening with sensational live music, performed in the majestic setting of the Auckland...
Yang Zi in conversation with Peter Shand
Join us for a conversation with Beijing-based independent curator, art critic and researcher Yang...
Sheku Plays Elgar
The sensational British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason is one of the biggest stars of the moment, his...
Oh no! Public poetry nights
Come to write. Come to listen. Come to find your voice.
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