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ATEED: Correction to media report
A recent media report has included inaccurate references to Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED)’s budget.
Galapagos tortoises home for Christmas
Auckland Zoo’s Galapagos tortoises Smiley, Willy, Snapper, and Chippie, who have just moved into their redeveloped exhibit, The Galapagos.
Council's contribution to Lomu memorials
Auckland Council worked with the government, the Lomu family and the rugby community on two public events to celebrate the life of Jonah Lomu.
Zoo Tales: Auckland schools go on safari
This year more than 50,000 children and adults came to Auckland Zoo through its education team.
Zoo Tales: What’s the Māori word for fat and round?
This week on Zoo Tales, we follow kunekune pigs, Alma and Neena, on their daily walk through the zoo.
Library members love borrowing online
Auckland library members borrowed more than one million e-items from January through to November this year.
Love of libraries spans the generations
The matriarch of four generations of Auckland Libraries users always told her children you’re never alone as long as you have a good book – and they listened.
Zoo Tales: Meet the meat eaters!
Carnivores team leader Lauren introduces us to her team.
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Wriggle & rhyme - Kumeu Library
Active movement for babies aged 0 -1 years.
Creative Kids Club
Join our Creative Kids Club and have fun doing crafts, drama and book-inspired activities!
Bilingual Storytime - Te Reo Māori & English
Come along and enjoy captivating pūrākau/stories from Māori culture and foster a love for Te Reo...
Avondale Chess Club
Join us every Friday after school for a fun and friendly chess session.
Jiggle & Wiggle
Join us for a fun-filled morning of music, dancing, and movement.
Wriggle & Rhyme Central City Library
Wriggle and Rhyme is a programme that promotes active movement and brain development for babies a...
Devonport Library tamariki time
Join us for exciting events for your kids and whānau.
