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More reasons to visit as Zoo progresses its most exciting project
Auckland Zoo is reducing admission prices as it progresses the biggest and most exciting development in its 96-year history.
World's best Supercross riders to face off in Auckland in November
International riders will compete in a high-octane, action-packed event at Mt Smart Stadium in November.
Where to find the best views around Auckland
Come rain or shine, the Auckland region offers up some breath-taking sights.
Eight free things to do in Auckland
Low on funds this winter? Here are some ideas on how to get the best of Auckland for free.
What are you doing for Plastic Free July?
Get involved with these events, challenges and groups for Plastic Free July.
Clever cookbook keeps costs down this winter
A new edition of Easy Choice – Family Kai from Love Food Hate Waste will help Kiwis feed their families and put healthy food on the table.
Get to know us: Auckland Animal Shelters
We go behind the scenes at Auckland Animal Shelters to chat to Tania, a Senior Kennel Attendant at Manukau Shelter.
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Kids' Watercolours with Susannah MacDonald
Come along and create a handful of projects in an enjoyable environment.
Drawing, Cartooning and Animation with Leo Alonso
In this fun class, students will explore cartooning, animation, sketching and drawing techniques.
Advanced Illustration Techniques for Teens with Leo Alonso
Give them the gestures and expressions that make you believe they have personality, think and hav...
Clay Modelling with Susan Browne
Learn the techniques of hand-building and sculpting with clay.
Aotea Square Ice Rink
The Aotea Square Ice Rink, is back with more fun than ever before!
Parawhenua Kōmaru Solar Tsunamis
Get hands-on with magnets, play with a plasma ball, generate your own electricity, make an aurora...
Taurima
Taurima, the gorgeous crochet-like neon artworks floating above Elliott Street, return for the ci...
Garden Club
Learn more about Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) and how to tend to her garden bed.
