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Cycling budget controversy misses real point, say councillors
Waitākere Ward Councillors Shane Henderson and Linda Cooper say that headlines criticizing plans for future cycling infrastructure in Auckland missed the real issue, tackling climate change.

Red letter day as Shadbolt House writers retreat takes step forward
Sixteen years in the making, Shadbolt House in Titirangi has taken a step toward becoming a writers retreat following a decision by Waitākere Ranges Local Board.

Playgrounds for the brain
Everyone remembers the joy of visiting a playground as a child – working your way through the seesaw, swings, slide, climbing frame or merry-go-round, spending time on the piece of equipment you loved the most.

Park work on hold so wider plan can be made
Carpark plans for Pukekohe hill Reserve have gone on hold so a wider development plan can be considered.

Learn the bike basics from local volunteers
So you’ve bought the bike, got the right gear and have been enjoying the freedom of exploring cycle pathways across Tāmaki Makaurau or avoiding traffic congestion by cycling to work. Now, though, it’s time for some basic bike maintenance. Where to go?

Cycling for change
Improved cycle paths, free riding lessons and bike repair stations are helping Aucklanders choose a more sustainable transport option.

Sign language for an emergency
This week is New Zealand Sign Language week and Auckland Emergency Management in partnership with Deaf Aotearoa and the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) is bringing a cool new resource to teach kiwis how to use different signs during an emergency.
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Events

Rykenberg's Musicians
A selection of music-themed images from the John Rykenberg collection.

The Jerome Incident, 1956
Peter Force is obsessed with ideas, storytelling and big sticks of charcoal.

EAC Student Showcase
A range of media will be on display from painting in acrylics, oils and watercolour and more mixed media.

Embroidery Showcase
This free showcase features a wide range of embroiderers' work.

Cheap & Cheerful Eats
Cafes, bars and restaurants in the city centre serve up delicious dishes to make your belly smile.

May at the Village
See performances by Morris Dancers on Sunday 1 May and experience the past come alive on Mother’s Day.

Te Kete o Harikoa by Lissy and Rudi Robinson-Cole
Celebrate crochet art with this free exhibition at Nathan Homestead.

ArtLab presents Squiggla
You are invited to exercise and embrace your creative thinking with whānau and friends.
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