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Call for more safe zones for Rainbow Youth
An organisation working to increase the acceptance of gender and sexuality diversity is receiving increasing calls to widen its services.
Barrier drivers get a break
There's support for an exemption for Great Barrier Island from the proposed regional fuel tax.
Waiheke wages weed war
Waiheke Local Board is holding a weed drive so residents will be able to dump pest plants for free.
Call for safety focus
Waitematā Local Board Chair Pippa Coom says people should be able to use the city's transport network without fear of injury.
Bridge lights up for Poppy Day
Auckland Harbour Bridge goes red to support RSA appeal.
Survey will guide Waiheke direction
Residents are encouraged to participate in the Waiheke Community Survey.
Progress on Waiheke pool
A feasibility study on a community pool on land at Te Huruhi School is to be undertaken.
Great Barrier wharf maintenance
Whangaparapara Wharf on Great Barrier Island is to undergo regular maintenance from April 16.
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Events
Portrait Foundations
This course will introduce drawing methods taught by masters Frank Riley, Andrew Loomis and John...
Drop-in print studio
Come along and work independently in our printmaking studio.
Ponsonby Playgroup
Ponsonby Playgroup is a friendly place for parents/caregivers and their children to meet and play.
Low-sensory hours
Every Tuesday morning 10am–12pm, our current exhibition is set to a low-sensory experience, with...
Pill-rolling Fingers
Shared poetry and conversation exploring lived experiences of early-onset Parkinson’s with poet,...
Notes on Tāmaki: Kuini Sheba
Enjoy a performance by Kuini Sheba, a reggae/hip-hop/R&B artist from Central Auckland.
Piringatahi: Around the world in 60 minutes
From Antarctica to Cuba and Egypt to Japan - join Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections’ staff...
Oh no! Public poetry nights
Come to write. Come to listen. Come to find your voice.
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