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Temporary health warning placed in parts of Hobson Bay
Auckland Council is placing a health warning in locations near where Newmarket Stream flows into Hobson Bay advising people to avoid contact with the water.
Embracing the change on High Street
High Street businesses are embracing the second phase of a pilot project which is creating more space for pedestrians.
Leys Institute Little Library to open at end of March
An interim library service for Leys Institute Library customers will be open from 9am on Tuesday 31 March.
Young artists mentored on Waiheke
E Tipu E Rea is pairing youth with established Māori artists.
One year until the 36th America’s Cup hits our shores
The 36th America’s Cup is set to get underway on Auckland’s Waitematā on 6 March 2021.
Decision on resource consent notification for proposed national Erebus memorial
An independent commissioner has made a decision on the resource consent notification for the proposed national Erebus memorial at Dove-Myer Robinson Park.
Ponsonby Park project reaches another milestone
A design for 254 Ponsonby Road has been approved by Waitematā Local Board and further funding for the project has been allocated.
Kauri dieback aerial survey for Waiheke and Aotea
Helicopter takes to the skies over Waiheke Island and Aotea in search of kauri dieback.
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Events
The Room Would Split Open
Tempo Dance Festival presents The Room Would Split Open (Body Island).
Guided tour: Picasso - Designed by Paul Smith
Join one of our expert Gallery Guides for a tour of Picasso: Designed by Paul Smith.
Group Admits Mistake
An art exhibition featuring the work of five Tāmaki Makaurau based artists,
Tōrua
An immersive contemporary dance journey that transforms the city into a living stage.
Cementing Destruction
This exhibition explores the hidden environmental impact of concrete through analogue photography...
Coexisting Reflections
This exhibition celebrates the meeting of different materials and processes, exploring the ways t...