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Late night CBD safe zone up and running
Auckland Safe Zone is setting up at Queen Elizabeth Square, Britomart, from 5 February to 19 March on weekend nights when there’s a lot going on in the city.
Major changes to Auckland’s city centre around the corner
Construction in the city centre will ramp up from the start of 2020 as the next phase of the city centre development programme gets underway.
Waiheke contingency drinking water supply now available
The contingency drinking water supply has been made available to the residents of Waiheke Island during the current water shortage on the island.
Vector Lights celebrates its first birthday
Watch Vector Lights this Auckland Anniversary Weekend, 25-28 January 2019.
Mix of new faces and returning members lead local boards
Returning members and several new faces are among those elected to lead your local boards for the 2019-2022 term.
Protect the Hauraki Gulf during summer
Planning on heading out on the Hauraki Gulf this summer? Spare a thought for kauri, kiwi, takahe and our rare sea birds.
CRL station designs wow international judges
Iwi narratives at the heart of CRL stations have been celebrated in Amsterdam on the world’s biggest architecture stage.
Students learn skills to combat climate change
Students at Westmere School are learning about the importance of reducing waste through composting.
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Events
Listen up!
The display celebrates the history of Auckland Libraries’ music collection and its connections wi...
NZ Music Month on Queens Wharf
Celebrate with a mix-tape of choice, homegrown and a 100% NZ line-up of DJs and intimate live sets.
I Was There!
This exhibition brings together original gig posters and handwritten set lists from shows attende...
Drop-in ceramic studio
Join us on Fridays to work independently in our fully equipped ceramics studio.
The Blue Dome
This exhibition presents new work by Iranian born, Tāmaki Makaurau based artist Selina Ershadi.
Encore! Artboards
Enjoy photographs highlighting the diversity of the Tāmaki music scene.
Encore!
The exhibition looks at ways connection happens through live music: being emotionally moved by a...