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Northwestern motorway a shining light for iwi artwork
Artistic lighting has been switched on this week across the new Te Atatu Road pedestrian overbridge.
Suffragists recognised
On 19 September 1893, New Zealand became the first nation in the world to grant women the right to vote. Yesterday in recognition, the lower section of Khartoum Place was renamed Te Hā o Hine Place.
Watch: Tupu Youth Library goes digital
With a big collection of graphic novels and comics, TVs and a table tennis table, Tupu Youth Library is a place of fun and learning.
Community projects get a helping hand
Playgrounds, community halls and environmental projects will all benefit from the Rodney Local Board’s latest grant round.
Mount Albert’s new pedestrian link bridge is open
A number of local residents joined Mayor Len Brown and the Albert-Eden Local Board on Saturday to mark a special occasion – the opening of the Mount Albert pedestrian link bridge.
$144,000 boost for Hibiscus and Bays community projects
Grants have been approved to assist 36 community groups deliver local projects and events in the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board area.
Latest update on the Three Kings quarry housing development
A proposed housing development on the site of the former Three Kings quarry by Fletcher Residential has been gaining media attention in recent weeks and has culminated in a community meeting.
Manu Tukutuku symbol of community empowerment
A new community facility in the Manurewa suburb of Randwick Park is a shining light of community empowerment at its best.
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Events
A Taste of Parnell
Learn about the history of market gardens in the area and explore one of Auckland’s best farmers...
A Tavola Con Gli Italiani - Dining with Italians
Explore the evolution of food within Italy and the influences from overseas, including drinks and...
Blockhouse Bay: Day trip paradise then and now
Guided by Krystene Vickers from the Blockhouse Bay Historical Society, the tour sets off from Arm...
Botanical printing workshop: Fabric has memory
Transform vintage Japanese silk into a uniquely printed scarf of your very own.
Culture kitchen: Documentary screening and feast
A live cultural experience for the Auckland Heritage Festival.
Food dependence in the history of early Onehunga
Come along to discover an insightful look at how early Onehunga residents built their community f...
Geoheritage guided walk - Maungarei/Mt Wellington
Bringing this explosive past to life, geoheritage specialist Bruce Hayward leads an insightful wa...
Heritage talk: When a dream set sail
Bill Deed tells the story of why he had a dream to restore a sailing ship in Waiuku.
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