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Sikh temple a community hub open to all
New Zealand’s largest Sikh temple, Gurudwara Sri Kalgidhar Sahib, is a thriving community hub in south Auckland.
Drury and Pukekohe destined for major urban transformation
Homes for up to 80,000 people are forecast in council draft structure plans for Drury-Opāheke and Pukekohe–Paerata.
Glen Innes illuminated through art
Bradley Lane Illuminated is a unique and free community celebration of arts and culture thriving in Tāmaki.
Hunua caution period lifted
Six months after the final application of 1080 in the Hunua Ranges regional parklands, the caution over the treatment area has been lifted.
Local efforts toward a pest-free community in Howick
Find out how a group of Aucklanders are making their community better through their efforts to make Howick pest-free.
New seawall to tackle erosion at Algies Bay
A new seawall will help tackle erosion at Algies Bay and protect the foreshore for years to come.
Avondale Town Centre in line for $1.9million footpath and streetscape upgrade
Avondale is in line for another boost following the approval of funding to improve the footpath on Great North Road.
Owairaka bridge connects communities
A new bridge now connects Owairaka Park and the Walmsley and Underwood Reserves in Owairaka/Wesley.
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Events
Group Show: The Crackling of the Sun
This exhibition moves through constellations and imaginaries, where time fractures, loops and ret...
Ruth Ige: The Evocation of Worlds
An exhibition exploring identity, belonging and representations of Blackness.
Read with your father figure and win
Read with your father figure and go in the draw to win a $30 Glenfield Mall gift voucher.
Fono Fitness - Te Pae o Kura
Join this fun, low-impact exercise class to support your health and wellbeing.
Our Ocean of Islands
A landmark exhibition bringing together Indigenous knowledge systems and cultural practices.
Witipū
An exhibition inviting you to reconsider a term that has long been used to describe wāhine Māori...