MIL-OSI New Zealand: Half Moon Bay Marina extension approved
Source: Auckland Council An application to extend Half Moon Bay Marina has been approved. Because the extension of the marina was anticipated in the Unitary Plan, the consent was considered by the duty commissioner after a limited notification to the existing mooring holders who will be temporarily relocated during construction. No mooring holders made a […]
Read More →MIL-OSI New Zealand: Adorable adoptables from Auckland animal shelters
Source: Auckland Council Meet some of the adorable adoptables available at Auckland’s main animal shelters. Max Breed: Ridgeback X Age: 2 years Gender: Male Shelter: Silverdale Max Meet me: While I love learning about dog life at the Silverdale shelter, it’s time for me to find a best friend to bond with. I’m still quite […]
Read More →Drive safely on Muriwai Beach
Source: Auckland Council Tweet this quote Share Share this Permits for driving on Muriwai Beach are free and you can apply online. If you’re planning to drive on Muriwai Beach this summer, please apply for a free permit first. The permits are free and you can apply for one on the Auckland Council website. All […]
Read More →Sunnynook welcomes new bush connections
Source: Auckland Council Close to 750 metres of new walking track has been built through the heavily wooded Lyford Reserve adjacent to Sunnynook Primary School, thanks to funding from Devonport-Takapuna Local Board. “The newly completed tracks will assist local residents with improved connectivity across the surrounding neighbourhoods,” says Tabitha Becroft of the Sunnynook Community Association. […]
Read More →The untold stories of kauri dieback
Source: Auckland Council A new photography exhibition examines kauri dieback through a different lens by telling the personal stories of 26 people and their fight to save – and protect – the giant trees, as well as people who are affected by the track closures. The stunning images, created by photographer Michelle Hyslop, will be […]
Read More →Myers Park splash pad a great way to cool off
Source: Auckland Council Splash pads are a great way for younger kids to have fun in the water and stay safe at the same time. They’re also a great way to get active with your whānau. Perfect for an inner-city cooldown, check out the splash pad in Myers Park, just next to the playground. The […]
Read More →Vector and Auckland Council light up Auckland Harbour Bridge to mark Waitangi Day
Source: Auckland Council As Māori culture has increasingly been embraced, how Auckland marks Waitangi Day has changed. This year, as well as three major events, the history of Tāmaki Makaurau will be brought to life through the medium of light. February 6 will mark 179 years since the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi and […]
Read More →Rainbow Machine at Big Gay Out
Source: Auckland Council Come down to the Big Gay Out at Coyle Park, Pt Chev on 10 February and see what you can see. It’s new and it’s fun, it’s bright like the sun… it’s Rainbow Machine and it’s for everyone. A stupendous mix of science and art, design and engineering, Rainbow Machine will make […]
Read More →Get together for Round the Bays
Source: Auckland Council Ports of Auckland Round the Bays is just round the corner, so it’s time to sign up and kick that training into gear. Now in its 47th year, the iconic and beautiful 8.4km waterfront walk/run is set to be bigger and better than ever. Starting at the heart of the city in […]
Read More →Glow and behold! Auckland Lantern Festival is almost here
Source: Auckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development (ATEED) Next month marks the 20th anniversary of the much-loved Auckland Lantern Festival, New Zealand’s largest cultural festival. Taking place over four days, from 14-17 February, over 800 handmade lanterns will shine their light in and around the trees and pathways of the Auckland Domain to celebrate […]
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