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Six of the best walks for bird-spotting in Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland’s regional parks are havens for wildlife. If you know where to look, you can spot some of Aotearoa’s rarest and most beautiful birds.

eBikes versus ‘normal’ bikes: What should you choose?
As Tāmaki Makaurau’s cycling infrastructure continues to improve, and more cycleways and shared paths are built, getting around by bike is becoming much easier and increasingly popular. So should you opt for an e-bike or something more 'traditional', and how do you choose?

Build your confidence with 5 tips for nervous cyclists
Whether you’re a cycling rookie, or just a little unsure about sharing the tarmac with cars, Auckland has everything a beginner or nervous cyclist could ever need.

‘It makes me feel proud’: Helping our tamariki understand Anzac Day
ANZAC soldier Ted Armstrong served in both World Wars - and survived. As did his four service medals. And every year, 12-year-old Darcy wears his great-grandfather’s medals with pride. Just as long as his granddad can find them.

Local projects a highlight of Puketāpapa Community Forum
Key local projects and how they benefit the community were the main talking points at Puketāpapa Local Board’s Community Forum for April.

Voices of young people heard for Anzac Day
An Anzac Day speech competition has encouraged young people to get involved in the Ōrākei Local Board area.

Aucklanders can have their say on new high-density housing rules
Have your say on proposed changes to the city’s planning rulebook – the Auckland Unitary Plan in response to central government direction for greater housing density across the city.

New round of rental micromobility licences
Auckland Council and Auckland Transport will be accepting applications for the next round of rental e-scooter and rental bike licences in June 2022.
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Events

Drawn In – Annual Members Drawing Exhibition
This exhibition celebrates drawing in all its forms.

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

T. Rex is King
The greatest predator that ever lived is at Auckland Museum.

South-Versed | Group Exhibition
A self-curated group exhibition with works by eight artists.

A Dim, Purple Kind of Smell
An exhibition exploring how encounters with daily movements can be translated into mark making.

Only the Strongest / No Stars Above
Tāmaki Makaurau-based multidisciplinary artist Emily Brown presents a new suite of prints on stretched silk.

인사 Greeting
Yeonjae Choi explores ideas around femininity and race in a new suite of figurative clay vessels.

Nature Boy: The Photography of Olaf Petersen
Olaf's minimal photographs draw you into an unchaotic natural world.
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