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New transport hub for Manukau
Manukau is a step closer to getting a bus and train transport hub.
Mt Albert Town Centre upgrade gets go-ahead
The Albert-Eden Local Board has signed off the designs and given the go-ahead for work on the Mt Albert town centre upgrade.
Lightpath riding high, with cycle journeys on the increase
Nelson Street’s new pink Lightpath, Te Ara I Whiti, is now the second most popular cycle route in Auckland, with thousands of keen cyclists and pedestrians making use of the path over the summer break.
Double-deckers coming to harbour bridge and North Shore
Bus passengers who travel across the harbour bridge will soon be riding in style. Auckland Transport and its operator Ritchies Transport are introducing another 15 double-deckers to the popular Northern Express service.
Local board supports plans to develop Onehunga
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board has voiced its support for plans to redevelop Onehunga’s port and town centre.
Pavilion opens with song and dance
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board, local iwi and residents opened a new pavilion at James Watson Park with a dawn blessing and neighbourhood fun day.
Award for community stalwart
Howick Local Board presented the overall Rotary Club of Botany East Tāmaki Citizen of the Year Award to community stalwart Hans Wang.
On the passing of Barry Brickell
Auckland Council pays tribute to renowned potter, artist, environmentalist and craftsman Barry Brickell whose work features in many public collections, including the council’s.
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Engineering New Zealand Heritage Walks
Join one or both of these fascinating walks for history, architecture, and engineering enthusiasts!
Explore the past, capture the moment
Snap a photo in front of the special photo wall and go in the draw to win prizes!
Grannie's goodies
Come along to celebrate the delicious flavours of our past and help keep these culinary tradition...
Growing out west – How migrants fed Auckland
Join us for an archival exhibition about the people who established the vital market gardens and...
Maungauika – A Mountain of Food
Learn how a kitchen was established on the mountain to feed the prisoners who helped ensure the f...
New Zealand heritage recipe books - 1848-1949
Take a stroll down memory lane - or rather ‘cookery’ lane.
School holidays - Whangaparāoa
Come along to Whangaparāoa Library for our fun school holiday activities!
Stillwater to sea: Waterways, whenua and community
Join us for a guided heritage walk beginning at the Stillwater Boating Club and following the Te...
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