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Waiheke Island's clean fill sites at capacity
Waiheke Island residents are being urged to report illegal earthmoving activities to Auckland Council as the island’s clean fill sites reach capacity.
Keep an eye out for foreign vessels in Great Barrier waters
Great Barrier Island residents asked to keep eye out for foreign vessels in battle to protect the island’s unique ecosystems from pest species.
Additional bus lanes proposed for the city centre
Auckland Transport is proposing a range of city-centre road changes to make space for new 24/7 bus lanes.
New path for Waiheke Christmas Festival
Te Ara o te Kirihimete: the Path of Christmas, promises to be a unique Waiheke celebration for people of all ages.
Chooks bring Christmas cheer
A delivery from the Great Barrier chickens is helping Auckland City Mission to feed families this Christmas.
AT seeking feedback on proposed Point Chevalier improvements
Point Chevalier is set to be made safer for all road users – whether they are cycling, scootering, walking, or in a car.
Colourful streetscape makes Sale Street safer for all
Large polka dots, squiggly lines and colourful planter boxes are some of the unconventional tools we are using to create a safer environment for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.
Uncharted train tracks uncovered on Quay Street
During excavations as part of the Quay Street enhancement, train tracks dating back to the early 1900s have been uncovered.
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Te wiki o te reo Māori: Te Tūhononga ki Rāwhiti Kapa Haka
Learn waiata or try a little kapa haka in an hour-long open session.
Community Classics: At the Movies
Gather the whānau together for an uplifting afternoon of music for everyone.
Orin Performs Performative Stand-Up Comedy
Taking on comedians like Jimmy Carr, Chris Bishop and Elon Musk, he dismantles figures who chase...
Raranga Māori Weaving
Celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori by learning the basics of mahi raranga (Māori flax weaving).
First Light: Australasia's largest public art lightwall returns
Australasia's largest public art lightwall will once again illuminate Auckland's waterfront.
Tātai Hono: Whakapapa Research Open Day
Nau mai, haere mai. Come and research your whakapapa in a supportive kaupapa Māori environment.
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori Kōrero: Te Rā Tuku Whenua
To mark Te Rā Tuku Whenua (the gift of land) on 18 September, join our Poumatua and Head of Kaupa...
Folklore
Ballet up-close, immersive and intimate. Auckland's newest and only classical ballet collective.
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