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Peaceful sanctuary for babies at Waikumete
Families of departed newborn and stillborn babies recently attended the blessing of a new children's sanctuary at Waikumete Cemetery.
Street signs look good for 2016
You may start to notice new signage around Auckland soon. The Auckland Transport project will make it easier for everyone to get around.
New tenants for Devonport Wharf
A group of local technology entrepreneurs will be occupying the south end offices of Devonport Wharf.
More people than ever cycling to the city from the west
The number of people cycling into Auckland's city centre from the west for work or study is increasing.
Henderson ripe for redevelopment
New investment opportunities for Henderson are on the horizon with the redevelopment of the suburb's town centre.
10 quirky titles in your library
Check out this list of some of the more zany, offbeat book titles at Auckland Libraries.
Never too old to go electric
Just days after celebrating his 78th birthday, Mohan Ori was trying out an e-bike for the first time with friends at the Auckland Domain.
Kaipātiki youth project gets green light
Kaipātiki youth will soon have a smart new safe place to meet, network and socialise thanks to Kaipātiki Local Board.
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Board Games for Adults
Come along to play a range of board games for adults aged 18 - 60+.
The Lightship
In a time marked by cost-of-living pressures and mental health concerns, The Lightship offers an...
Kōrero Mai te reo Māori weekly conversation group
A friendly, supportive get together for all levels to learn, practice, enjoy & improve te reo.
Kōrero mai - Kōrero atu
A space to share kōrero of all levels of Te Reo Māori.
Climate Action Trail
The Climate Action Trail at Auckland’s Botanic Gardens is the perfect adventure!
Community Fitness
Get active, push your limits, and have a blast with high-energy fitness sessions
Ako Hoe Waka
Paddle together and experience the thrill of waka on Auckland’s waterways.
