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Watch: kids explain recycling changes
Shiny new recycling bins will be gracing properties in Rodney, Hibiscus Coast, North Shore and Waitākere from 1 July as changes to recycling collections take effect.
Whitebait not as you know it - A rare find in Piha Stream
Giant Kōkopu were found during a survey organised by scientists from Auckland Council’s Biodiversity Team, NIWA and Auckland Zoo. Short jawed kokopu, another species with just a handful of populations in Auckland, were discovered in a neighbouring...
New futsal court in Massey
The Henderson-Massey Local Board has funded the construction of a futsal court at the Massey Leisure Centre.
Historic Waikumete ashes need sensitivity and respect
Nearly 1800 sets of ashes dating back to the 1920s buried in vaults at Waikumete Cemetery must be treated with sensitivity and respect.
Manukau Harbour home to many gems
With 520km of coastline, the Manukau Harbour is New Zealand’s second biggest harbour. It’s also home to many hidden gems which are well worth a visit while summer is still with us.
Don’t forget to see the forget-me-not at the Botanic Gardens
With their delicate white rosette like leaves forget-me-not are a firm favourite with visitors to Auckland’s Botanic Gardens.
Waitākere on screen
With its black sand beaches, distinctive coastal villages, rugged coastline and expansive bush, the Waitākere Ranges area has long been a destination for filming.
Interns making a big difference
What's it like interning at Auckland Council? We spoke with Licensing and Compliance intern Nicola Clark.
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Events
He kokonga whare e kitea exhibition
Using cotton, ukutea (gypsum plaster) and kauri, Ange Oliver approaches her practice intuitively...
Home exhibition
Fa’amele Etuale is a contemporary Samoan artist whose passion stems from her foundational work as...
Kids learn to ride
Learning to ride a bike is one of those big childhood milestones and being part of that experienc...
Kaurilands School: Changing Faces
A collaboration between Kaurilands School and Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery.
Group Show: The Crackling of the Sun
This exhibition moves through constellations and imaginaries, where time fractures, loops and ret...
Ruth Ige: The Evocation of Worlds
An exhibition exploring identity, belonging and representations of Blackness.
Kaumātua and open groove
Enjoy a fun, high-energy workout that's suitable for all ages and fitness levels.