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The eyes of the god, Tāwhirimātea
In celebration of Matariki Festival 2016 Auckland Libraries has created a short video that tells the story of the dawning of the Māori new year. This story is one version of many different interpretations of Matariki.
Auckland – before and after
Auckland is a city on the rise, and a city that’s changed dramatically over the past decade. It wasn’t that long ago iconic landmarks such as The Cloud, Wynyard Quarter, shared spaces and The Lightpath didn’t exist.
Waiheke Island named one of the world’s best islands
Waiheke Island has been selected as the fourth best island in the world and top island in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific by Travel + Leisure magazine’s readers.
Restoring one of Auckland's rarest ecosystems
You wouldn’t know it, but a council property on Epsom’s Almorah Rd harbours one of the rarest ecosystems in Auckland.
Safety precautions help save fisherman
Proper safety precautions and a swift response from emergency services helped save a fisherman who was swept off the rocks at Piha on Saturday.
A new look arts centre for Howick
On 11 June, Howick’s Uxbridge Arts Centre reopened after a year long redevelopment, realising the community’s vision for a fit for purpose arts and culture facility.
Seeking new stories of the old west
The Waitākere Ranges Local Board is seeking original research for a new heritage conference focused on West Auckland’s history, called New Stories of the Old West.
Apply now for Howick ecology award
Schools with students with a passion for their local environment are invited to be nominated for this year’s Ros Nicholson Award for Native ecology.
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Events
Botany Library 22nd Anniversary Party
A fun, family-friendly celebration for all ages with food, games and plenty to get involved in as...
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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