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First trees replanted in Teal Park
The first two trees have been replanted in Teal Park as part of the Quay Street Cycleway Extension.
Life in the Bike Lane – Ingrid Granda
Engineer Ingrid Granda regularly rides her road bike along Grafton Gully from Kingsland, and loves Auckland’s growing bike network.
Auckland gem: Rangitoto Island
Catching a ferry to Rangitoto Island to explore this iconic Auckland landmark is the perfect summer day trip.
Is your bottom dirty? Pest-carrying hulls threaten New Zealand’s only national marine park
Boaties are being asked to clean their hulls to slow down the spread of fanworm and protect Great Barrier’s Island’s underwater world from other marine pests.
First concrete poured for CRL tunnel box
The first concrete has been poured for the CRL tunnel box in Albert Street.
Take a virtual accessibility tour of the town hall
Accessibility Virtual Tour helps audiences with accessibility needs.
Wynyard Quarter welcomes its first residents
The first residents to call Wynyard Quarter home will begin moving in from today, marking a major milestone in the redevelopment of the waterfront location.
Nelson Street Cycleway Stage 2 is open
Bike riders are already enjoying stage two of the Nelson Street Cycleway, giving them a safe, direct route through the city centre to the viaduct.
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Woodcut Prints
The course will cover several approaches to woodcut printing, including layering blocks and combi...
Chopin & Tchaikovsky
The stunning Russian-Armenian pianist Eva Gevorgyan makes her NZ debut with the delicate, melanch...
Songs of Destiny
José Aparicio, our guest conductor, is a native of Spain with an inspiring presence as a conducto...
Notes on Tāmaki: WAIWHAI
A performance weaving sound and feeling, summoning spontaneous music that wades between the stran...
Tāmaki after dark
For over a hundred years, the heart of our city hasn’t just beaten - it’s pulsed to a rhythm. Joi...
Haerenga
Haerenga by noa hāmana (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Kura, Ngāti Toa) explores Māori migration and its continua...
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