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Transforming downtown Auckland
In just three years Auckland’s waterfront will look dramatically different.
Aotea Centre to close for refurbishment
The Aotea Centre will close for refurbishment in October.
Contractors sought for Karangahape Road upgrade
Auckland Transport is seeking contractors for a major upgrade of one of Auckland's most iconic streets.
Quay St changing for good, from December 26
We’re making Auckland’s city centre waterfront safer and more people friendly.
Concept approved for $6 million Kopupaka Reserve
Henderson-Massey Local Board has approved the concept for a new playground and open space development at Kopupaka Reserve in Westgate.
Stormwater works revitalising Takanini natural heritage
A stormwater project is reducing the impact of flooding for Takanini residents and improving natural heritage.
Franklin community groups receive grant funding
More than $20,000 in grants has been awarded to groups working within the Franklin community.
Waiuku art installation removed due to vandalism
A public sculpture by Waiuku artist Jae Kang has been damaged so badly that it has had to be removed.
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