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Quay Street Cycleway Extension opens
The extension is now open for people on bikes to ride safely into the city centre from east Auckland.
Roadside recycling coming soon to Great Barrier Island
Do the right thing – recycle to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill.
Lease changes to add parking in Matiatia
More carparks will be made available as Waiheke Local Board capitalises on expiring commercial leases.
CCTV cover for city bus lanes
More bus lanes in central Auckland are being monitored 24 hours a day.
Memorial a reminder of women’s solidarity
The Women’s Suffrage Memorial is a powerful symbol of the struggle for equality that unites women.
Ian McKinnon Drive Cycleway goes on road
The next stage of the Ian McKinnon Drive Cycleway is now in construction.
Students create virtual forest to highlight kauri plight
Students use technology to educate urban dwellers on the plight of kauri.
Albert-Eden’s changing face brings opportunities
The Inclusion and Diversity Project report identifies less visible communities and gives recommendations to support them.
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Events
Mini Arabic Story Time
Join us every Thursday for Mini Arabic Story Time at Takapuna Library!
Floribunda - Botanical art exhibition
Flora, Roman goddess of flowers invites us to share their beauty and the beauty of the plants tha...
Realistic drawing and portrait oil painting class
Join us to refine your skills, unlock new horizons and create stunning artworks that leave a last...
Crit sessions
Experience a series of public crit sessions presented as part of the exhibition CRIT: Art Learnin...
Mandarin Storytime - Albany
A warm and engaging programme for children aged under five.
Korean/English Rhyme Time
Join us at Glenfield Library for music, rhymes, stories and movement.
Imperfect Parents Nature Playgroups
See what magic happens when you stand back and let things unfold! Plus, you get to meet other par...
Exhibition - CRIT: Art learning since 1987
This exhibition explores how artists, educators and communities have learned inside, beside, outs...
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