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Who’ll be in to win Auckland’s Elections 2025?
Now’s the time to start considering standing in Auckland’s 2025 elections. With summer holidays just around the corner, could a role in Auckland’s leadership be the new year resolution for you?
Aotea-made podcast sheds light on unique islands
Outside In is a new podcast taking you to island communities around the globe.
Game, set and match: derelict tennis courts get a new serve in Mt Roskill
Tennis is a great game – but there’s not much use or fun in tennis courts when they’re in an unusable and derelict state.
Standardising rubbish collections
Aucklanders on the North Shore will no longer need to use prepaid bin tags from 3 March 2025 as council rubbish collections will be funded by residential property rates.
Diversity Festival 2024 immerses community in vibrant tapestry of cultures
It was an explosion of cultures for one of Tāmaki Makaurau’s most iconic festivals, organised by Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board.
Glen Innes library relocating to Glen Innes Community Hall for most of 2025
Glen Innes library users will have a new location for the majority of 2025, with the Glen Innes Community Hall being used from February to December this year while upgrade work is carried out.
Oriental fruit Fly – Papatoetoe/Māngere area
Biosecurity New Zealand response: all you need to know about council rubbish collections.
Neighbourhood Support takes off in Ōrākei
Organisations and individuals in Ōrākei have come together with the common goal of making our community safer and better prepared for emergencies.
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Events
First Light: Australasia's largest public art lightwall returns
Australasia's largest public art lightwall will once again illuminate Auckland's waterfront.
eBook Group
Share your thoughts with others, get book recommendations, track your reading and vote on book cl...
Te Ripo o te Moana: Taonga Through Time
Bringing together taonga Māori from the Museum’s collection in an exhibition exploring the richne...
Group Show: The Crackling of the Sun
This exhibition moves through constellations and imaginaries, where time fractures, loops and ret...
Ruth Ige: The Evocation of Worlds
An exhibition exploring identity, belonging and representations of Blackness.
Dodgeball for all
These youth sessions are designed to introduce tamariki and rangatahi to the sport of dodgeball.
Our Ocean of Islands
A landmark exhibition bringing together Indigenous knowledge systems and cultural practices.
Restorative yoga
A slow, restorative, gentle yoga class suitable for all levels, including complete beginners.
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