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Toi Whītiki celebrates Auckland’s unique cultural identity
Toi Whītiki, Auckland Council's new arts plan, weaves the city's creative strands together.
Manukau set for transformation
The announcement by Panuku Development Auckland about major grades in Manukau has been welcomed by local residents.
Māori phrase of the week
Practise your te reo Māori each week with a new phrase.
Flaxing lyrical about Pā harakeke
A project that weaves together traditional practices and environmental benefits is under way at Walmer Reserve in Point Chevalier.
Council cadets: In pursuit of excellence
Hinewairere Warren stepped straight out of school and into a role in the mayor’s office.
Improving Māori economy benefits all
An asset base of $23 billion means Auckland Māori entities and businesses hold over half of the national Māori economy’s asset base.
Five years of progress in Ōtara-Papatoetoe
With Auckland Council recently reaching its fifth anniversary, we take a closer look at the local progress in Ōtara, Manukau and Papatoetoe.
Big ideas take out DigMyIdea
Some big digital ideas stood out from the pack to win the first DigMyIdea Māori Innovation Challenge, announced in Auckland over the weekend of 21 and 22 November.
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Events52 Results
Prayas Theatre presents Dhaba on Devon Avenue
An inter-generational story about love and legacies.
Free Monthly Japanese Film Screening – Miss Hokusai
A free monthly Japanese film screening.
Tātai Whakapapa Zoom Sessions
These free online Zoom sessions are about whakapapa.
Taste of Pasifika Festival 2022
Share the vibrant cultures of 10 Pacific nations through performance, food, art, fashion, sport and more.
Make a Wish to Hiwa i te Rangi
Write your wish, hope, aspiration or karakia for Matariki on the back of one of the wishbone.
Wa:Hine – Wai:Rua
Ashlee Tawhiti creates an immersive space for meditative thought as part of Matariki Festival 2022.
What is your VVAI?
This exhibition explores the process and material of the contemporary Pacific objects that both artists create.
Krishnan's Dairy
A rare opportunity to see one of New Zealand’s most loved plays.