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Keeping kiwi safe on our pest-free Gulf islands
Auckland’s Motutapu Island has welcomed some new arrivals recently, as five kiwi have been introduced to the pest-free island.
Orewa follows the Tsunami signs and blue lines
Auckland Council will be installing tsunami signs in Orewa next week to increase the coastal town’s tsunami preparedness.
Strong support for SeaPath
Public support for Auckland’s proposed SeaPath, a proposed walking and cycling path between Takapuna and Northcote Point, has been overwhelming.
Seagull rescue comes off without a hitch
It was a quiet day. Kim Clarke, a swimming pool inspector with the Building Control department, was going about her usual work day when she got the call.
Franklin Road set for makeover
Auckland Transport has released preliminary designs for the upgrade of Franklin Road.
Simpler and more frequent bus network for North Shore
North Shore residents can look forward to a simpler, better connected, and more frequent bus network which reflects the community’s needs, as the final decisions on the New Network for the North Shore were released today.
Arkles Bay fishing permitted over winter
The summer-long ban on set netting at Arkles Bay will be lifted at midnight on Easter Monday.
Plan A, B and C is Earth!
Enter the gates at Sylvia Park School and you’ll be amazed at what students there have created.
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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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