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Franklin Road set for makeover
Auckland Transport has released preliminary designs for the upgrade of Franklin Road.
Interns making a big difference
What's it like interning at Auckland Council? We spoke with Licensing and Compliance intern Nicola Clark.
Plenty of life at Symonds Street Cemetery
In May, Waitematā Local Board will celebrate the opening of upgraded paths and new walking trails at the Symonds Street cemetery.
Grafton Bridge taxi trial to end
Auckland Transport has decided to stop the Grafton Bridge taxi trial and return Grafton Bridge to a bus lane only between the hours of 7am and 7pm.
Changes for downtown bus services
Some bus services in downtown Auckland have changed.
Volunteers go the nautical mile
A group of dedicated volunteers have been going the extra mile for passengers arriving in Auckland on cruise ships this season, ensuring they receive a warm welcome from the city.
Improved access to Waitematā coastline
Waitematā Local Board is improving access to the Waitematā coastline by continuing its development of the Weona- Westmere Coastal Walkway.
Drop off the grid on Great Barrier
Registrations are now open for Great Barrier Local Board’s Off the Grid event, which takes place from 12 to 15 May.
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He Taniwha, He Tipua
This exhibition brings together a collective of three toi Māori practitioners.
Ngā Takune
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Terms of Endearment
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World Press Photo and Doc Edge Immersive Exhibition
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Ngā Whetū o te Tau Hou | The Stars of the New Year
Explore the Matariki star cluster and its importance in Aotearoa and te ao Māori.
Listen up!
The display celebrates the history of Auckland Libraries’ music collection and its connections wi...