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Watch our board members tonight at 6:30pm in a PechaKucha-style live-streamed webinar presentation where they will talk about our draft Local Board Plan.
Watch / listen-in from the comfort of your sofa or even while cooking dinner! You can participate by typing questions or feedback into the … View moreWatch our board members tonight at 6:30pm in a PechaKucha-style live-streamed webinar presentation where they will talk about our draft Local Board Plan.
Watch / listen-in from the comfort of your sofa or even while cooking dinner! You can participate by typing questions or feedback into the webinar site and our board members will respond.
Registrations open until 6pm tonight by emailing: waitematalocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
You will then be sent a weblink and instructions on how to join.
Kia Orana! This week is Epetoma ō te reo Māori Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands Language Week.
Dive into the range of content we’ve prepared, including featured collection items from books to fish to plants. Read about a recent mystery solved, and a story from our Online Cenotaph. Colour … View moreKia Orana! This week is Epetoma ō te reo Māori Kūki ’Āirani – Cook Islands Language Week.
Dive into the range of content we’ve prepared, including featured collection items from books to fish to plants. Read about a recent mystery solved, and a story from our Online Cenotaph. Colour in some tropical fish, and watch a video that teaches you simple words and phrases in Cook Islands Māori. And of course, see the Museum illuminated in blue, red and white.
There’s something for everyone. Ei mua tātou, enjoy!
Hi neighbours, charges won’t be laid after a video appearing to show live chickens in bags on an Auckland street was posted online.
The video, shot by Hinetekura Komene in May, showed dozens of white bags on the footpath outside the Boulevard Hotel in Newmarket.
Read the full story here.
Hi Neighbours, Auckland Council's Emergency Budget emerged into daylight after 50 hours of deliberation in confidential workshops. Should that much of the discussion be held in secret? Read the story below:
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What do you want to see in Waitematā? Our board members want to hear from you! Join them this Thursday at 6:30pm for a PechaKucha-style webinar where they will talk about key outcomes in our draft Local Board Plan and listen to your feedback. Register here 👉 bit.ly...
With Auckland Transport, we have commenced a pilot programme on Waihorotiu Queen Street Valley, engaging with those who live, work and visit Queen St to co-design a better quality city centre street for all.
Sign up to find out more about how you can get involved and have your say, or to stay … View moreWith Auckland Transport, we have commenced a pilot programme on Waihorotiu Queen Street Valley, engaging with those who live, work and visit Queen St to co-design a better quality city centre street for all.
Sign up to find out more about how you can get involved and have your say, or to stay updated on this pilot.
There is still time to have your say on our three-year local board plan. Love local get vocal.
Tāmaki locals Alex and Olivia own Peach’s Hot Chicken in Panmure.
“It’s so nice to see the same faces regularly. It makes us feel like we’re involved and part of the community.”
There are around 900 businesses in Tāmaki. Together they create community, character and local jobs. … View moreTāmaki locals Alex and Olivia own Peach’s Hot Chicken in Panmure.
“It’s so nice to see the same faces regularly. It makes us feel like we’re involved and part of the community.”
There are around 900 businesses in Tāmaki. Together they create community, character and local jobs. Whenever you can, shop where it makes the most difference.
Read more about Alex and Olivia (and other local business legends like them) on the Tāmaki AKL website.
Over the past year, strengthening of a 600-metre section of the seawall has been underway; the first significant strengthening work to be done to the seawall since it was completed in 1925. This project is part of a wider programme of work to transform downtown, creating a welcoming and … View moreOver the past year, strengthening of a 600-metre section of the seawall has been underway; the first significant strengthening work to be done to the seawall since it was completed in 1925. This project is part of a wider programme of work to transform downtown, creating a welcoming and people-centred gateway into our city.
Hi neighbours, The 2020 general election is less than two months away. Here’s everything you need to know about how to vote, where you can do it, when, and how the process of forming a government works.
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