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From maunga to lagoon, wind breathes light into footbridge
Environmental cues light new bridge, already a hit with Panmure locals.
Whai shines 3D light on Māori string game at Silo Park
Whai is a captivating light-based artwork by Janine Williams, suspended and intertwined across the Gantry at Silo Park until 5 October.
Pre-Election Report: Auckland Council’s key issues for incoming elected members
Auckland Council’s Pre-Election Report identifies six key issues for the council’s next Governing Body.
The best of the Wests: Te Puna Creative Hub celebrates Outrageous Fortune
Auckland’s screen production sector delivered $940 million to the region’s economy in 2024, with 1700 businesses employing 4300 people.
Big changes in midtown, with major upgrades nearing completion
Auckland’s midtown area is being transformed. As major works progress, we’re seeing new public spaces, better transport links, and future-ready infrastructure come to life.
Midtown’s mid-winter magic
Mid-winter midtown festival promises to keep the city centre humming.
CRL
CRL will lift the international standing of Tāmaki Makaurau
A new Q&A series where we speak to people who are instrumental in the stewardship of the city’s growth.
Innovation under pressure: Greville Road project sets new sustainability standard
Sustainable stormwater solution keeps motorway moving and waste out of landfill
A fortnight of show-stoppers brings Matariki Festival to a close
Watch the city centre’s streets and squares become a canvas for extraordinary Māori artistry
Watercare flood recovery works underway in Murrays Bay
Watercare is carrying out a $1.5 million project in Murrays Bay.
Two-kilometre Matariki light trail dazzles the city centre
Experience this modern form of Matariki splendour, encouraging connection and reflection.
People of Midtown
Otis Frizzell’s midtown mural gets a refresh, 40 years on
The mural, depicting Queen Street in 1986, has become an integral element in midtown’s artscape, and seemingly it will never grow old.
Wastewater upgrades underway in Newmarket
Watercare is upgrading 1.4km of the wastewater network in Newmarket as part of a $12 million annual renewals programme to improve Auckland’s wastewater infrastructure.
How many consents become new homes?
Nearly 100,000 new homes built since 2018, with over 90% of consents becoming real homes. Auckland Council’s plans for more homes and greater housing choice are delivering real results.
People of Midtown
Public art’s star turn in the regeneration of midtown
Emily Trent speaks on the importance of public art in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.
Northcote: a shining example of smart growth
Inside a decade, Northcote has become a residential community that exemplifies smart growth, in line with Auckland Council’s long-term vision for Tāmaki Makaurau.
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