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Heritage shelter repurposed to promote te taiao
The Tāmaki Makaurau Mana Whenua Forum and Auckland Council are partnering together to give a Category B heritage shelter a new purpose through promoting te taiao (the natural environment) and providing environmental education.
Waters flowing beneath the city set to be illuminated in a contemporary placemaking design led by young Māori
While many of the natural waterways which once flowed through Auckland’s city centre have been lost from sight – channelled, piped and progressively covered over – a new Māori design kaupapa will see those urban waters remembered.
Auckland selected to showcase climate initiatives
Eleven cities, including Auckland, are offering some of the world’s best examples of impactful urban climate action.
Auckland Transport shines bright at United Nations Climate Change Conference
Auckland Transport’s zero-emission bus fleet will be showcased in a virtual exhibition at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 26) in Glasgow this month.
Wiri on the world stage
A project that brings iwi together with Auckland Council to regenerate the Puhinui area bordering Manurewa and Manukau has been recognised on the world stage.
Mayor Goff pays tribute to Dame Catherine Tizard
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff said Dame Cath Tizard was a trailblazer in becoming the first woman Mayor of Auckland and will be remembered as a competent, personable, and well-liked leader of the city.
Light rail recommended as best option to transform central Auckland
Communities can find out more about Auckland’s first light rail line, which is set to transform the way people move around the city over the next 50 years.
Consultation begins with Auckland Council workforce on vaccination policy
Auckland Council has begun a two-week consultation with its employees on a proposed approach to COVID-19 vaccinations.
Learn something new
Pick up a new hobby or skill during lockdown, dust off your tools with a new project, learn a language or immerse yourself in reading with free online resources from Auckland Libraries.
Research your family history
Lockdown is a great opportunity to explore your family history, to delve into the past and see what you can discover about your family, community and city.
Fun ways for kids to learn at home
Help your kids to keep learning and stay entertained while schools are closed with these great online resources.
Take a virtual tour
Both Auckland War Memorial Museum and the Auckland Art Gallery Toi O Tāmaki offer virtual tours to enjoy from the comfort of your home.
COVID-19: Financial support available if you are struggling
If you are worried about paying your rates, there are options available to you to make life a bit easier.
Study at home for teens with Auckland Libraries
Keep teens motivated with online resources that help them succeed with their schoolwork while schools are closed.
Early hope for emissions reduction
Here are more than 20 ways our region is changing to reduce our carbon footprint.
Auckland ready for COP 26 commitments
Global leaders are meeting in Glasgow to commit their countries to deliver on the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees.
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