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Small plants that have been successfully grown from acorns from trees with a direct connection to World War One are being presented to the Howick Returned and Services Association....
In the early 2000s council planted dozens of griselinia in galvanised steel cages, but most have since died or are in distress.
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Highbrook business zone, looking over the upper reaches of the Tamaki River, is the sweetest smelling working environment in east Auckland. It's wh...
While east Auckland largely avoided severe damage as Cyclone Vaianu swept across the North Island last weekend, two large pine trees in a Pakuranga reserve toppled over on Sunday a...
The Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens in Auckland is unhappy after parts of their garden were removed to accommodate early construction works.
Further boost for arts and culture across Tmaki Makaurau
The University of Auckland is an urban campus that is fully meshed into the heart of this city of 1.8-million people. Auckland's dramatic topography is dotted with rainforest and 5...
The future of the Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens is up in the air after it lost its latest legal attempt to secure it from being developed into housing.
The future of the Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens is up in the air after it lost its latest legal attempt to secure it from being developed into housing.
The future of the Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens is up in the air after it lost its latest legal attempt to secure it from being developed into housing.
Belfast Reserve first closed in 2019 when heavy rain washed out a footbridge, and five large slips triggered by the 2023 Anniversary Weekend storm made the bush impassable.
Participants enjoy taking part in a previous Trees for Families event. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Fifty native trees and shrubs will be planted by Dunedin families this Mother's Day as...
The route for an 18km high-capacity, congestion-free busway that will “significantly improve” travel between Auckland Airport, Manukau, and Botany has been protected. Auckland Tran...
Arcadia has crossed the Tasman to open a studio in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. Arcadia New Zealand will be led by renowned landscape architect, Mike Thomas, who will work closely wit...
Healthier homes workshop
This is a shared arts column put together by the Howick Historical Village, Te Tuhi, and Uxbridge Arts and Culture. Events: Thursdays, 16, and 23 April, 2026, 1.30-2.30pm: Join a g...
An east Auckland primary school located in one of the fastest growing parts of New Zealand finally has some much-needed additional classroom space for its teachers and pupils. The...
Hundreds of plants have been destroyed, but police are yet to find the culprits.
Tucked away in a quiet corner of Highbrook business zone, looking over the upper reaches of the Tamaki River, is the sweetest smelling working environment in east Auckland. It’s wh...
Dozens of families from Auckland's Dawoodi Bohra community have traded a quiet weekend morning for spades and gumboots.
Events: Saturday, May 9, 1.30pm to 3.30pm: Learn the delicate art of flower pressing at Howick Historical Village. Bookings essential: historicalvillage.org.nz/workshops/flowerpres...
A group of local volunteers is making steady progress restoring Whitford’s native bush and removing invasive pest plants. The work is part of the Turanga Restoration Project run by...
If you're walking around the streets today, you might not realise you are walking past trees planted in the 1800s.
The pair are part of the captive breeding programme at The Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust (ICWT) in Christchurch.
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