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Colourful streetscape makes Sale Street safer for all
Large polka dots, squiggly lines and colourful planter boxes are some of the unconventional tools we are using to create a safer environment for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Devonport-Takapuna Local Board approves changes to workshops
Devonport-Takapuna Local Board has passed a Notice of Motion to return the local board to closed workshops.
Uncharted train tracks uncovered on Quay Street
During excavations as part of the Quay Street enhancement, train tracks dating back to the early 1900s have been uncovered.
Viaduct compost hub launch unlocks climate change potential
The Viaduct Local Living Compost Hub will help local businesses work towards becoming zero-waste.
Te Henga car park set for repair
A project to improve the car park at one of Auckland's most iconic beaches will take place before Christmas.
Northcote Point Wharf update
Further options are being considered for Northcote Point Wharf following the identification that the wharf structure requires additional repair and renewal work than was originally planned.
Ellen Melville Centre and Freyberg Place win NZ Architecture Award
The project to upgrade Ellen Melville Centre and Freyberg Place has won the Planning and Urban Design category in the 2019 New Zealand Architecture Awards.
NZICC fire air quality results finalised
Analysis of air quality results collected during the period of the NZ International Convention Centre fire last month have now been finalised.
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Events
1970s Ponsonby exhibition: Meet the photographer
Meet and chat with former Elam student and photographer Louise Lonsdale-Cooper.
An illustrated talk: From mid-winter feast to Christmas Eve supper
Discover traditions of the mid-winter feast in Europe, Christmas dinner in colonial NZ and the 12...
Author Talk: Chinese Market Gardening In Parnell
Join local historian and author Ruth Lam for a talk on Chinese market gardening in Parnell from t...
Fabulous fishy friends
Children will experiment with sculpey clay to create a fabulous fish friend!
Jubilee Building Tour with Blind Low Vision NZ
Explore the rich and detailed history of the Jubilee Building as a residential institute and scho...
Preserving the feast: Beeswax wrap workshop
Enjoyable for families, curious kids and anyone who loves food.
Rationing 1939-1950: The household experience
In this presentation, Lynley Stone from the Mt Albert Historical Society looks closely at the ite...
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