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Help keep our beautiful waters healthy
Auckland’s stormwater network includes 6500km of pipeline, 146,000 manholes and 6000 catch-pits.
Work kicks off on Northcote cycleway
Construction of Auckland Transport’s Northcote Safe Cycle Route is now underway.
This link will improve cycling in Ōrākei
Ōrākei Local Board has decided to advocate strongly for a cycling and pedestrian link to run from the area around Gowing Drive to the Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive Shared Path.
This souper hero is warming hearts
Whangaparāoa resident Julie King works tirelessly to support vulnerable and financially struggling people in her area.
Forty-five thousand new riders in Auckland last year
Auckland is experiencing a biking boom with a report released by Auckland Transport showing big numbers taking to two wheels over the past year.
Māori design enhances Waterview Shared Path bridge
Traditional Māori design and modern engineering skills have combined to make the Alford Street Bridge a striking feature of Auckland’s Waterview Shared Path.
Carved ancestral guardians of Pukekaroa return
The ancestral guardians of Pukekaroa have returned to Auckland Domain three years after their removal for restoration.
Waterview tunnel opening early July
The $1.4 billion Waterview Connection is New Zealand’s biggest and most complex roading project, including twin 2.4km-long three-lane tunnels.
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Events
Rhymetime at Titirangi
Join our Rhymetime sessions with songs, movement and finger rhymes for pre-schoolers and their ca...
Wā Pēpē (Babytime)
Caregivers and children join in with the active movement activities.
Wriggle & Rhyme - Albany Village Library
A programme to educate parents and caregivers in active movement,
Reading Revolution
Enjoy short stories and poetry with new friends from the library community.
Wriggle and Rhyme - Glen Eden Library
Join us at Glen Eden Library to help stimulate the development of your baby’s body and brain.
Digital Support Classes
Learn and improve your skills with these devices with the help of our library staff.
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