Work is set to begin to develop the first stage of a sustainable sports park in Hobsonville.
The Scott Point site has been blessed by kaumatua Richard Nahi, with Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara Development Trust, Auckland Council elected members and staf… Continue reading →

Public art in Auckland city celebrates the creativity of local artists and the diversity of Tāmaki Makaurau. Plan your own personal art pilgrimage or check out these outstanding pieces of public art that show different faces of the city.
Nobody Here Bu… Continue reading →

Whether you want to head north, south, east or west, you’ll find scenic running trails winding through Auckland’s parks and reserves. Escape busy streets and discover pockets of native bush, coastal views and refreshing green spaces when you tackle the… Continue reading →

Critical electrical work required to keep the West Wave Aquatic centre operational will mean that part of the West wave complex will be closed for five days from 13-17 December.
The partial closure will mean the pools, upper fitness centre and group… Continue reading →

Dining out in the city this weekend? Planning to return to the charm of the city centre’s legendary eastern laneways?
Keep an eye out for a pop-up celebration of some of Tāmaki Makaurau’s live artists over weekends this summer.
After more than 100 days… Continue reading →

Auckland Council’s Finance and Performance committee has approved the updated Contributions Policy, which will come into effect on 10 January 2022.
Contributions (also known as Development Contributions or DCs) recover from developers the cost of… Continue reading →