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Grant funding nurtures native nursery
Find out how grants helped Motu Community Nursery.
Sisters, aunties, daughters and mothers to celebrate Myers Park
Bring your daughters, mothers, aunties and female friends!
Federal Street - unique lights illuminate artwork to create outdoor gallery experience
A once reflective, quiet urban backyard, used mainly by the residents of upper Federal Street, has become a living art experience.
Want women to have an equal voice? Stand in Auckland's local elections
When it comes to speaking up, her-story shows that a woman’s voice can be powerful enough to make waves that change the world.
People of Midtown
Strand Arcade opens an elegant new food and beverage chapter
Heritage architects describe Strand Arcade as one of the grandest surviving shopping arcades in New Zealand.
A night at the theatre, from one century to another
When the much-adored St James Theatre opens again, it will open to a city centre re-designed and responsive to changing times, a century after the theatre’s 1927 opening.
Multi-sensory artwork Waimahara brings Auckland Pride Festival to a reflective close
On Saturday 1 March the 2025 Auckland Pride Festival will conclude, completing the city’s month-long celebrations in a thoughtful, restful and reflective way.
Designated dog area decisions
Aotea residents are being encouraged to give feedback on council’s review of dog policies and bylaws including local dog access rules.
Events
Me, My Mother and Suzy Cato
This darkly goofy one-woman show is written and performed by elder millennial and apocalypse worr...
Merely Beloved
Performed and written by International Emmy Award Winner Shoshana McCallum, Merely Beloved is a d...
Vector Lights for Road Safety Week 2025
Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge will shine bright yellow for Road Safety Week.
Tchaikovsky 5
With a melting love song and a gentle waltz, subsumed by the hand of fate, this expansive piece n...
La bohème
Join Mimi, Rodolfo, Marcello, Musetta and the rest as they’re joined by the NZ Opera Chorus and s...
Remarkable Survivors: Saving New Zealand’s history one photograph at a time
Photograph curator Keith Giles takes a look at why some studio collections no longer exist and ho...
Roger Hall's end of summer time
New Zealand’s most successful playwright, Sir Roger Hall, is back with an affectionate skewering...
Mozart Piano Concerto in D minor & C.P.E.Bach Magnificat
The concert is conducted by Bach Musica NZ's Music & Artistic Director, Rita Paczian.
