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Matiatia fuel site closed for two weeks
The fuel pontoon on the Old Matiatia Wharf will be closed for maintenance between 12-23 November.
Our libraries are of huge value to our community
Libraries are a key feature in the local board plans for both Māngere-Ōtāhuhu and Ōtara-Papatoetoe.
Community rallies to ensure beach declared swim safe
Clarks Beach is one for four beaches in the Manukau Harbour to be deemed swimmable this summer.
Seven actions to tackle climate change in Whau
A community approach is key to help reduce carbon dioxide emissions generated by the Whau each year.
Trio to be inducted into Ōtara Sports Hall of Fame
Three of Ōtara's finest will be inducted into the Hall of Fame at the 2018 Ōtara Sports Awards.
Students plan for Papakura's future
The future of Papakura is in good hands if Opaheke School’s students are anything to go by.
The sun is shining on Glen Eden village
The Auckland Unitary Plan is enabling the growth of quality urban design and building in Glen Eden.
Step back in time with Auckland's augmented reality tour
Stroll through the streets of historic Auckland with a new augmented reality app exploring our past.
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Events
Kiwi recovery: What 2026 monitoring reveals across Rodney
Join us online for a fascinating look at kiwi recovery across the region.
Merchant Navy Day 2026
Join us in commemorating those who served and lost their lives in the Merchant Navy.
Organ Symphony
The dazzling French composer Guillaume Connesson captures the universe in his Stephen Hawking-ins...
The Art of Perfection
Isabella Lepoamo explores the emotional framework of competition, performance, and perfectionism,...
Comic Book Month
Celebrate 10 years of Dav Pilkey's character Dog Man at Blockhouse Bay Library.
eBook Group
Share your thoughts with others, get book recommendations, track your reading and vote on book cl...
Inspired by Ghibli Week
Join us throughout the week for activities inspired by beloved animated adventures!
Where we meet: Four artists, four poets, four collaborations
An exhibition revealing the surprising spaces where poetry and visual art meet.