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New cycleway planned for westies
A new cycleway will cut travel time for people cycling into the city centre from west Auckland.
Point Chev Plaza makeover complete
The square's slippery tiles have been replaced and there is a larger space for public events.
10,000 trips on Quay Street cycleway in less than three weeks
Where is everyone? Quay Street, it seems: more than 10,000 cycle trips have been made on the Quay Street cycleway since it opened almost three weeks ago.
Tackling youth unemployment
Henderson-Massey Local Board, Youth Connections, Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development and digital specialists TalentWire have combined efforts to respond to the challenge of youth unemployment.
Sugary drinks dropped from leisure centres
Auckland Council is dropping sugar-sweetened drinks from vending machines at its leisure centres.
Hunua Project scoops top environmental award
Protecting the treasured Hunua Ranges recognised at Local Government Awards.
Precious cargo lands safely on Queens Wharf
The shell of ‘The Lighthouse’ by Michael Parekowhai was lifted into position on Queens Wharf.
The story behind a well-known sculpture
Watch a video about the history of 'Opened Stone', which once stood outside the city's art gallery.
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Memoir and life-writing circle
Join us and help launch an ongoing monthly writing circle.
Notes on Tāmaki: Kuini Sheba
Enjoy a performance by Kuini Sheba, a reggae/hip-hop/R&B artist from Central Auckland.
Piringatahi: Around the world in 60 minutes
From Antarctica to Cuba and Egypt to Japan - join Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections’ staff...
Te Kawerau ā Maki Cultural Induction
Come and learn about Te Kawerau ā Maki, the mana whenua across Hikurangi West Auckland and Kaipāt...
Oh no! Public poetry nights
Come to write. Come to listen. Come to find your voice.
Go Beyond The Book
Come and join us in a series of workshops to help you get the most out of your library - from eBo...
Shakespeare Aloud
Come along and experience the humour, intensity and joy of Shakespeare.
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