Final call for submissions on Auckland’s Long-term Plan
Submissions close this Thursday, March 28, for Auckland Council’s Long-term Plan 2024-2034 proposals and Aucklanders are urged to have their say.
Submissions close this Thursday, March 28, for Auckland Council’s Long-term Plan 2024-2034 proposals and Aucklanders are urged to have their say.
In celebration of BLAKE’s 20th anniversary, former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the prestigious BLAKE Leadership Awards in Auckland, alongside eight other distinguished award recipients.
“It’s extremely disappointing to see the government and several large companies choosing to throw money at an experimental, risky and carbon-intensive technology that will only increase plastic, climate and chemical pollution, rather than reduce it” says Sue Coutts of the Zero Waste Network.
Get set to groove the night away to disco tunes performed by a full symphony orchestra, plus enjoy fabulous food and cocktails, at Auckland Philharmonia’s newest event - Boogie Wonderland: Disco Ball on 16 May in the Auckland Town Hall.
Mission Electric progresses as Auckland Transport (AT) today welcomed the first double decker electric bus to the Auckland bus fleet.
New Zealand Fashion Week has today announced global leader in the hair-styling industry, Shark Beauty as its Presenting Partner. New Zealand Fashion Week Presented by Shark Beauty returns to Auckland’s Viaduct Events Centre from 20-24 August 2024, playing host to the industry’s most influential, and fashion lovers alike, showcasing Aotearoa’s most exciting established and upcoming creative talent to local and international audiences.
Today the culinary world is celebrating the much anticipated unveiling of France’s Michelin restaurant stars.
Massive Theatre Company is one of Tāmaki’s longest running theatre companies – with more than three decades under its belt.
Auckland Transport announcing a reduction of only 30% to the number of raised pedestrian crossings being built after the mayor’s recent public criticism says to the public – “We were always right, but we will "start" reducing these idiot raised pedestrian crossings only because we have been forced to!".
Fresh from the awesome success of its revitalised Festival in March – beautiful weather, 3,000 visitors, live music, food and workshops - Kelmarna Community Farm is focusing on its core activities and the year ahead.
Tricia Reade was delighted to learn that she was the lucky winner of the Ponsonby News competition to mark National Farmers Markets Week.
It’s back and it’s bigger and better than before! Play Festival returns to Tuna Mau / Western Park on the first Saturday of April.