The Auckland Plan adopted
The Auckland Plan is a 30-year strategy embracing radical change and growth as Auckland embarks on the journey to become the world’s most liveable city.
Degas to Dali
79 artworks, 62 artists, 1 opportunity to see. Meet the masters from the National Galleries of Scotland, exclusively at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.
Calling Auckland's young people
As part of Youth Week 2012 (19-27 May), Auckland Council is calling for nominations from young people who would like to be part of the new Youth Advisory Panel.
Queensland fruit fly
We are supporting the Queensland fruit fly response.
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Lulu French, pictured with her partner Jeremiah and son Rene, was the 500,000th visitor to the redeveloped gallery.
Half a million visit Auckland Art Gallery
Since its reopening in September 2011, the gallery has had more than half a million visitors.
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Entries now open for business awards.
Entries now open for business awards
The search is on for outstanding Auckland businesses to celebrate their success in the 2012 Westpac Auckland Business Awards.
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Mayor Len Brown launches Auckland becoming a Fair Trade City.
Auckland becomes a Fair Trade City
The mayor has launched Auckland's support for a fair trading system that will benefit consumers and producers.
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Council adopts dog registration fees.
Council adopts dog registration fees
After feedback from dog owners, the council has amended proposed changes to dog registration fees.
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Events
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Auckland Conversations
Auckland Conversations
Throughout 2012. A series of free international speaker events on urban design, heritage and environmental issues.
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Jersey Boys.
Jersey Boys
10 April - 17 June. The story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
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Degas to Dali.
Degas to Dali
3 March - 17 June. Auckland Art Gallery presents international modern artists' work spanning 100 years.
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Pacific Arts Summit.
Pacific Arts Summit
4-31 May. The annual summit features architecture, dance, dialogue, fashion, music, theatre, visual arts and more.
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