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On the job hunt? Get ahead of the pack with Auckland Council Libraries’ free resources
Free resources and services to help with your job search from Auckland Council Libraries.
Consultation confirms action on climate change is a critical issue for Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council responds to consultation feedback on climate action.
New exhibition challenges perceptions of the Pacific
Discover the people and stories of the Saltwater Realm at Waitui Ātea: Saltwater Realm.
Download the 2020 Hauraki Gulf Marine Park poster
Hauraki Gulf Marine Park poster celebrates the diversity of life in Auckland’s big blue backyard.
$16m for beloved arts, education groups
A $16 million boost is being given to some of Auckland’s most well-loved arts, educational and rescue services.
El Nino may put water tanks at risk
Rainwater tank owners are urged to conserve water, despite a wet start to the year.
Sculptor of the Week – Natalie Guy
Natalie’s Guy sculpture Karesansui makes a unique contribution to the Auckland Botanic Gardens, a celebration of the South Pacific garden.
Record numbers of budding book worms take part in summer reading programme
More than 13,000 Auckland children joined Kia Māia te Whai Dare to Explore this summer.
Funding applications for SouthSci now open
South Auckland schools, universities, community and iwi groups are encouraged to apply for funding for STEM projects in 2020.
How Auckland used to celebrate Christmas
Discover a few highlights of Auckland’s historic holiday sites.
Ambury Farm Day is back!
Experience life on the farm at Ambury Regional Park on Sunday 20 October.
Wild Child: Helping kids experience nature
Meet Glenn Browne who is helping children understand their natural environment.
Heritage Festival Diary: Week One Highlights
Check out the Heritage Festival programme, with events running from 5 to 28 October.
Green shoots – fostering a sustainable future
Meet some of the many dedicated Aucklanders planting the seeds of kaitiakitanga in the next generation.
Keeping up with the Korero
Every New Zealander can help strengthen the Māori language simply by using it. That’s the theme of this year’s Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori / Māori Language Week.
