Pivot Point: Deep Environmental Change

Aotearoa New Zealand is currently undergoing major policy reforms that will change the way we live, play and do business. The resource management system is being overhauled and management of our unique environment is being strengthened across multiple domains. The recovery from cyclones Hale and Gabrielle will occur in this...

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The Traveller’s Tales – Lessons from European cities

Senior writer for NZ Herald, Simon Wilson, will be in conversation with city lovers Alec Tang, George Weeks, and Nicolas Reid. As we return to overseas travel, our city lovers have been exploring Europe. What has changed and what is now happening in Europe? What can we learn from our...

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EcoFest 2023

Four Auckland eco hubs have come together to host EcoFest 2023 – a month-long sustainability and community connection extravaganza, presenting a programme of events, activities, installations, and workshops for people of all ages and stages of their sustainability journey. Most of the EcoFest events are free. From composting workshops to...

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Walk2Work Day

This is Living Streets Aotearoa’s national day to celebrate walking and is held all over Aotearoa New Zealand This year Walk2Work Day follows the N.ew Zealand Census day, so the focus is on Walking Counts. Share how far, how many steps, how high or low, how everyday or unique your...

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EDS Climate Change and Business Conference

The Environmental Defence Society, Sustainable Business Council and Climate Leaders Coalition are again partnering, to deliver the 15th Climate Change and Business Conference. The conference will be an opportunity for business, government and civil society to tackle the tough questions the country is facing, and to share innovative thinking and...

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Global climate strike

On Friday, March 3, climate activists around the world will return once again to the streets for this year’s worldwide youth climate strike, with School Strike 4 Climate, Fridays for Future, Forest & Bird and other organisations striking for climate action. More here.

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CTA garden party launching “The Partingtons and their Mills”

Civic Trust Auckland will be acknowledging Munroe Graham’s work on the book “The Partingtons and their Mills.” This event is open to anyone but RSPVs to cta@civictrustauckland.org.nz would be appreciated for catering numbers. Food and wine will be served. Image: A Civic Trust Auckland garden party at John Kinder House

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Ōtaki Summer Camp

Ōtaki Summer Camp is a three-day event for young people (17-30) with an interest in politics, justice, anti-racism, equality and the environment.   With global instability and climate anxiety on the rise, opportunities like this – for young people to connect with others who care about the big issues –...

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Tamaki Drive Protection Society AGM

The Society is a locally elected, independent registered charitable trust. Incorporated in 1991 it is supported by donations. Members work for the preservation of Tamaki Drive as an outstanding scenic and recreational resource and as the direct route into the city.  Venue: St Heliers Community Centre 100 St Heliers Bay...

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