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Peace tree honours the past
A memorial tree has been planted at Arlene Shultz Park, Manurewa, to commemorate the centenary of the First World War.
Putting Piha on the radar
During the Second World War, Piha was the site of a radar station critical to New Zealand’s defence.
History on Pedestal Lane
Manurewa Local Board has commemorated a local connection to the Second World War by renaming the eastern section of Peguero Place ‘Pedestal Lane’.
Fort Takapuna barracks restored
Two very special heritage buildings are now restored and will soon be available for the community to enjoy.
First World War Heritage Trail
Auckland’s First World War Heritage Trail highlights 56 sites, from Wellsford to Waiuku.
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.
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The Civic Tours
The Civic Tours offers a remarkable experience of the historic building.
Declaration: A Pacific Feminist Agenda
An exhibition that maps a feminist trajectory in contemporary Pacific art.
Te Uru Presents: Katerina Teaiwa: Project Banaba
A community-led exhibition that highlights the experience of Auckland's thriving Banaban community.
Te Uru Presents: Te Kaneati
A presentation of Banaban arts, culture and heritage by Tāmaki Makaurau’s Banaban community.
Roy Lippincott in New Zealand with Marguerite Hill
This illustrated talk will look at some of Roy Lippincott's work in Auckland and further afield.
Thursday Heritage Concert Series: European Journeys
A programme inspired by the special exhibition of the same name at the Auckland Art Gallery.
Family History Help
Would you like to learn more about using online and local resources in your genealogy research?
The Development of Steam Power from Ancient Greece to Modern Times
Listen to the development of steam power from Ancient Greece to Modern Times by Dr A. Evan Lewis.