Summer wouldn’t be summer without ice cream melting all over the kids’ hands and faces. So, grab an ice cream and discover ten awe-inspiring things on Auckland’s waterfront.
Some weren’t even here last summer, and some have been here for more than a…… Continue reading →

Let your kids’ imaginations run wild with endless ways to play at Wynyard Quarter.
Sounds of the Sea
The Sounds of Sea silver funnels along North Wharf are a much-loved interactive experience for kids and adults alike. Polished stainless steel tubes fo… Continue reading →

Waitematā Local Board will spend about two million dollars on improvements to paths and greenways in the local board area through its Local Board Transport Capital Fund.
The projects funded align with priorities identified in the board’s three-year… Continue reading →

Auckland Council’s 42 pool and leisure centres will require all Aucklanders aged 12 and over to be fully vaccinated in order to use their facilities, under the Red and Orange Protection Framework levels.
As Auckland moves into the COVID-19 Protection… Continue reading →

Community organisations across Waitematā have benefitted from grant funding from Waitematā Local Board.
Over $25,000 was allocated this month through the board’s Waitematā Quick Response Grants programme.
The recipients include the organisation Reading… Continue reading →

Welcome to the place that was once the wild child of Auckland’s city centre. Still edgy, diverse and authentic, Karangahape Road is now an uber-modern, smoothly functioning street.
Discover the colour, charm, music, lights, nightlife, shops and new des… Continue reading →

Auckland Council will consult Aucklanders on aspects of the government’s Three Waters Reform proposal, to ensure the region’s views are represented on the formation of the proposed new upper North Island water entity.
Consultation will open at 9am on….. Continue reading →