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Transformative plan for city centre and waterfront
The next stage of work to enhance Auckland’s city centre and waterfront will be considered at a planning committee meeting on Tuesday 5 September.
MOTAT's flying boats on the move
MOTAT's magnificent flying boats are on the move.
NZ steel industry reinforces CRL construction
New Zealand companies take up the challenge.
The City Rail Link explained – in Māori
The City Rail Link will connect Aucklanders. Hear the benefits explained in te reo Māori.
CRL construction inside Britomart Station
A lot is happening at the Britomart Transport Centre as part of the City Rail Link construction.
Auckland Transport to address flooding along Tāmaki Drive
Auckland Transport is planning to raise Tāmaki Drive by up to half a metre to mitigate the effects of flooding.
The Tepid Baths: An Auckland gem
Find out more about the Tepid Baths, which has been a landmark near Auckland's waterfront since it opened in 1914.
Inner west walking and cycling improvements get underway
Two new walking and cycling routes will make travel through the inner-west suburbs safer and more enjoyable.
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Mending Circle
Got a beloved sweater with a pesky moth hole? A favourite pair of jeans with a blowout, or a chil...
Body Story 0.25
This intimate gallery performance traces the journey of a body through moments where the emotiona...
Fitting In: Karangahape GGebi
Contemporary dancers and community performers activate the city through movement, costume and scu...
Tendrils of Tomorrow
Don’t miss the future of contemporary dance in Aotearoa, turned up loud.
The Room Would Split Open
Tempo Dance Festival presents The Room Would Split Open (Body Island).
Dream Futures: Screendance Now
Come together to celebrate and send off Tempo Dance Festival in style.
Full Fat Legend
Comedy Legend Greg Davies is coming to Australia and New Zealand for the very first time with his...
Lalaga Ke Malolo
Celebrate Niuean Language Week in a wellness weaving workshop with Niuean, Tongan and Samoan crea...
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