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Frank Larking's boat to be restored
A beloved children's play boat in Beach Haven is now getting a second shot at life.
New artwork represents Auckland's original foreshore
A set of five bronze sculptures by artist Chris Bailey has been installed in downtown Auckland.
Get the inside scoop with an Auckland archaeologist
Go behind the scenes with a true archaeologist.
Environment Court decision protects Crater Hill and Pūkaki Peninsula
Crater Hill volcanic cone and Pūkaki Peninsula are to remain protected from residential development and future urbanisation.
Domain memorial plans reach resource consent
Plans for a new memorial at Auckland Domain have reached the resource consent stage.
Marae on North Shore another step closer
“Māori in Beach Haven have longed for a space like this for many years now,” says Kaipātiki Local Board Chair John Gillon.
One Tree Hill summit to be vehicle-free
Work to pedestrianise the tihi (summit) and the summit road of Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill is set to begin.
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Barangay Banyuhay Family Day '24
There will be community service booths, a Filipino market, and a whole day filled with fun and en...
Love Your Maunga ki Māngere Mountain
Bring your whānau and friends for a day of connection, learning, and fun!
The Guerrilla Collection presents ‘A Niu Dawn’
The 30 minute original works will run on the hour, along with live music, food trucks, a dedicate...
Sailing on Breeze
Set sail on your next adventure aboard Breeze, a traditional wooden brigantine similar to vessels...
Free Guided Museum Tours
Make the most of your visit with a complimentary guided tour.
Manly Volunteer Fire Brigade Diamond Jubilee Photographic Display
Join us as we honor the 60th anniversary of the Manly Volunteer Fire Brigade and their unwavering...
Waiwaia Ngā Ngutu
The rich soundscape accompanying the exhibition brings the written word to life and affirms the e...
Make Days at the Maritime Museum
Drop into the Maritime Museum on Sundays in November and take home a free, whānau-friendly craft.
