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Fearon Park gets new artwork as part of upgrade
Mt Roskill’s Fearon Park has had an injection of culture with a new public artwork installed at the entrance of the park.
Pushing on with urban development, mass transit
Proposals to develop structure plans for thousands of homes and jobs in Auckland’s northern and southern areas and planning for mass transit has the go-ahead from Auckland Council.
Makeover and expansion coming for Aotea Centre
One of Auckland’s most famous landmarks will undergo a refresh and expansion in an exciting new development set to rejuvenate the Aotea arts quarter.
Wastewater plant expansion on track
Work on expanding Watercare’s Māngere Wastewater Treatment Plant is on track to be completed by the end of the year.
First section of Waterview Shared Path now open
The first section of one of Auckland's biggest walking and cycling paths is now open, giving communities better access to a sports field and green spaces on the Unitec Campus.
Meet Sandrine, the CRL's new construction machine
The exotic red Sandrine will be used by Downer NZ and Soletanche Bachy JV as they work on the area around the Britomart Transport centre building.
Council to decide on new electric trains
Auckland Council will make a decision next week on authorising a $207 million purchase of 17 new electric and battery powered trains.
CRL milestone: First foundations laid for twin tunnels
The first two concrete base slabs for the City Rail Link twin tunnels have been laid on Lower Queen Street.
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The long track to the CRL
Transport commentator Dr Brian McDonnell presents an illustrated history of Auckland’s passenger...
Auckland Domain heritage walk: Māra Kai to Park
Join long-time local guide Shelagh Coop on a walk through this historic landscape, uncovering its...
Culinary adventures
Discover the connections between food, place and heritage in this engaging talk that celebrates t...
Food Histories: A Community Conversation
Discover how food carries stories of culture, memory and belonging across generations and communi...
Onehunga Fencible & Historical Society Talk
This talk offers a fascinating glimpse into early cross-cultural exchange.
Ponsonby heritage kōrero
Come join Ponsonby locals for a kōrero (discussion) about the early years of Ponsonby.
Rationing 1939-1950: The Household Experience
Domestic rationing began as early as 1939 and remarkably was not fully lifted until 1950, meaning...
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