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Committing to better outcomes with Māori
Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau – Auckland Council – is transforming the way it plans, develops, prioritises, invests and delivers with Māori.
Auckland Council's very own Lara Croft
Meet Laura... specialist archaeologist in the council's Heritage Team. This 24-year-old is an activist of sorts.
Māori advocate Brandi Hudson finalist for influential award
Brandi Hudson, Chief Executive Officer of the Independent Māori Statutory Board (IMSB), has been named as a finalist in the Women of Influence Award 2015, in the category of Public Policy.
Join a class at Te Oro
Sign up for one of Te Oro's many creative courses, classes and creative opportunities.
New military gallery opens at Papakura Museum
A new military gallery has opened at Papakura Museum, with an exhibition to commemorate the 100th anniversary of WWI.
Te Oro music and arts centre
The long-held community dream of a music and arts centre for young people in Glen Innes and surrounding suburbs is now a reality.
Interview with Johnnie Freeland
Johnnie Freeland, Manager of Te Waka Angamua, explains more about the department’s role and some of the projects and events it has been involved in recently.
Interview - Photographic Librarian Keith Giles
OurAuckland spoke to Photographic Collections Librarian Keith Giles.
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Events78 Results
Chinese New year at Pukepuke
Celebrate the coming Lunar New Year with an afternoon of culture, wellbeing, and community at Nat...
Auckland’s International Buskers Festival
Get ready for four epic days of street magic, laughs, and jaw-dropping talent!
Apapacho
Tender Latin American women’s art becomes communal, healing, resistant force.
Nurturing Soil
Gardens and heritage intertwine as nurtured marks explore women’s histories.
From the Archives: Drawing Aotearoa
An illustrated look at New Zealand life - from early etchings and political cartoons to the every...
The Kōrero Corner
Takapuna Library warmly invites you to a space that supports your te reo Māori journey.
Sinhala and Sri Lankan culture
Fun, interactive sessions introduce traditions, history, and Sinhala basics.
Raumati Reads at Northcote Library
Got an original Knock-Knock joke, come in any time and put it on our Knock-Knock joke door.