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Stunning hidden bay on North Shore now open to public
Aucklanders now have access to a beautiful and largely unknown bay on Auckland’s North Shore.
A gem of the west: Te Toi Uku Crown Lynn & Clayworks Museum
In 2015, Te Toi Uku Crown Lynn and Clayworks Museum opened in New Lynn to showcase west Auckland's ceramics history.
St Lukes cycling improvements get underway
Work is starting on improvements to the St Lukes Road cycle lanes, which will give cyclists heading to and from the Northwestern cycleway an added layer of protection.
How soon to build Penlink?
Hibiscus Coast residents are keen to see Penlink built as soon as possible to ease congestion on Whangaparāoa Peninsula, Hibiscus Coast Highway and the surrounding area.
Double-deckers hit the road in Kaipātiki
In response to surging public transport demand, Auckland Transport has increased peak time bus services in several areas, including Kaipātiki.
CRL project given another top sustainability rating
Auckland’s City Rail Link (CRL) project was last night awarded a Leading Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Design rating by the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA), the highest possible achievement in the IS scheme.
Back to the future at Milford Reserve Playground
A new playground soon to be built at Milford Reserve may bring back memories for some residents of Milford and Castor Bay.
Three Kings demolition recycles building materials
The restoration of the historic Mt Roskill Borough Council Building in Three Kings is benefiting the community by identifying and retaining recyclable materials that would otherwise go to waste.
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Events
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...
Reflections on Auckland's volcanic landscape
Explore the history and future of Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland’s volcanic landscape.
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