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New external members appointed to Auckland Council’s Audit and Risk Committee
Auckland Council has appointed Paul Connell, Cassandra Crowley and Martin Matthews as independent members to its Audit and Risk Committee.
Dedicated community groups helping make Auckland a better place to live
Creating sustainable communities and a better place to live, as well as reducing the amount of waste going to landfill and our carbon footprint are all key focuses for a group of dedicated community groups throughout the Auckland region.
Back of beyond: Make Whatipū your next Waitākere adventure
Caves, plunging ravines, wild native bush and some of the best views Auckland’s rugged west coast has to offer, this Waitākere adventure is perfect for the whole family - and you can also camp.
Visibility of Māori expression in Auckland’s city centre makes measured steps forward
A commitment to ensure mana whenua see themselves more in our city centre’s urbanscape has been made by Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland Council
Make a day of it in Auckland’s midtown
There’s so much to do within the midtown area that it can keep everyone occupied for a whole day.
Plan changes make it easier for Aucklanders to install rainwater tanks
Installing rainwater tanks will soon be easier for property-owners in Tāmaki Makaurau, following changes to Auckland’s Unitary Plan and the Hauraki Gulf Islands District Plan.
‘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.
12 Auckland Council projects make the shortlist in nationwide landscape architecture awards
The shortlist for the 2022 New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Awards includes twelve projects delivered by the Auckland Council group - Auckland Transport, Eke Panuku and Auckland Council.
Kōkako chicks make Christmas appearance
Thanks to a 30-year project, intensive predator control and thousands of volunteer hours, the kōkako is thriving in the Hunua Ranges and is now the fourth largest population on mainland New Zealand.
Creating art through cleaning – a Christmas makeover coming to Nelson Street laneway
A new creative artwork will emerge in the Nelson Street laneway just in time for Christmas.
10-year budget makes recovery possible for Aotea Great Barrier Island
Auckland Council's 10-year recovery budget will help Aotea Great Barrier Island recover from the impacts of COVID-19.
Quick response grants make all the difference
Thirteen organisations and community groups have been awarded a combined $11,525 in quick response grants for community projects by Henderson-Massey Local Board.
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Weekend Guided Walk
Our knowledgeable staff will share the secrets and insights of what makes this unique ecosystem amazing.
Clevedon Art Trail Open Studio Weekend
The annual Anniversary weekend trail-wide Open Studio Event is art in action, demonstration, workshops, and exhibitions.
Auckland Photo Day Summer Exhibition
Enjoy a walk around the town centre and enjoy this free public exhibition.
Mission Bay Art & Craft Market – Now In St Heliers
Around 200 stalls will fill Vellenoweth Green, St Heliers with a variety of arts, crafts and designer fashion, as well as some tasty food options.
"24 Fingers and 6 Thumbs" by Heather Matthews, Ian Anderson and Pam Naylor
Enjoy watching the work of Heather Matthews, Ian Anderson and Pam Naylor.
MAP Project Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho
At the centre of their artistic practice is a deep and fierce aroha/alofa for their people, and they aim to create imagery that speaks to their communities' political and social...
Yeon Hyang Hoe (Oriental Brush Calligraphy
Yeon Hyang Hoe aims to promote Korean culture and calligraphy to reach out to the wider community in Aotearoa.
Ted Ashby Auckland Anniversary Sailing
Perfect opportunity to sit back and enjoy this historic on-water event, held annually since 1840.
Kei whea te Aute
Kei whea te Aute seeks to recite and rediscover Aute genealogies in the form of uku (Maaori pottery and painting), kanikani (contemporary Maaori dance), and uru (living plants).
Move It With Mary
A low-impact exercise aimed at over 60, 70, and 80-year-olds. Make new friends, and have fun!
The Best Is Yet To Come - A Queer Magic Show
You'll experience many emotions and leave wanting to make the world better for LQBTQIA+ people.
Opening weekend of Light from Tate: 1700s to Now
Enjoy live music and food-truck goodies, and drop in to make light-inspired crafts with friends and whānau.