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Miniature worlds created out west
2016 Auckland Council Regional Parks Artist in Residence Kate Parker will explore sculpture and storytelling near Anawhata in the Waitakere Ranges.
Playground review: Take a detour for fun on the beachfront
Stunning views and a seaside spot add to some exciting play equipment at Little Shoal Bay.
Shared path to connect Avondale and New Lynn
A new shared path between Avondale and New Lynn will offer a great way to walk and cycle between the two town centres.
Pollinator pathways in local parks
We are lucky enough to live in one of the greenest countries in the world. What we need now is the right kind of green, the kind of green that feeds and shelters our birds, bees and lesser known pollinating animals.
Flower of the week: California poppy
California poppy flowers close at night and open when the sun touches them in the morning.
Turning problems into healthier play areas
Two Mt Roskill reserves are about to be transformed to stop stormwater flooding and restore the area's natural ecology.
7 things to do in Ōrākei
Beautiful beaches, a bustling waterfront and rich local heritage are a few of the features that make the Ōrākei Local Board area a popular destination.
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Sculpture in the Gardens
Head along with friends and family and be wowed by a spectacular display of sculptures.
Climate Action Trail - Auckland Botanic Gardens
The trail contains 10 fun stops with content for tamariki and adults, showing how we can all live...
Relaxation Dance Class
Join our dance class, do exercise and keep fit to joyful music.
Orewa Christmas Twilight Market
Bring your roomiest sack and get your Christmas shopping sorted in one magical evening!
Christmas Lights 2024
Enjoy delicious kai while you explore our heritage buildings adorned with sparkling lights.
Eskdale Regeneration Champions with Kaipātiki Project
Come and join Kaipātiki Project for a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to nurtur...
Te Ara Awataha Regeneration with Kaipātiki Project
Help Kaipātiki Project form a new volunteer team dedicated to Te Ara Awataha!