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Protesters carried a casket marked “Our Futures” in line with the protest’s funeral-inspired theme to kick off a semester of climate activism.

Officials said they will take the feedback from the community forums to come up with a set of criteria to interview candidates for University president.

As oil and gas companies report record profits, the Fossil Free Research campaign calls on universities to refuse their donations and maintain independence.

The protests started Monday night after a leaked draft opinion signaled an overturn of Roe v. Wade, which has protected abortion rights since 1973.

Diwali is here, and you can still get delicious Indian food that'll make you forget you're not at an outdoor food festival.

No public celebration, but lots to do online over 20 days of activities. Check out the range of activities which started October 16.

Are you ready for Diwali Auckland’s Diwali celebrations start tomorrow with the Auckland Diwali Festival organising 20 days of celebration in the lead up to Diwali on 4 November

Puketapapa local board launches it Business Voice to help support the local businesses Tuesday, July 6, 2021 Paridhi Bakshi In a first for the Puketapapa local board in Mt Roskill area, a new Business Association - with a vision to promote strong economic outcomes supporting local businesses - was launched on Sunday, July 4, at Fickling Convention Centre. The event witnessed presence of dignitaries including Mayor of Auckland, Phil Goff, Minister of Transport and Local MP for Mt...

India-Day celebration marks beginning of centenary celebrations of Auckland Indian Association Wednesday, February 17, 2021 Rizwan Mohammad India Day celebrations held on Saturday, February 13, at Mahatma Gandhi Centre in Auckland marked the beginning of centenary celebrations of Auckland Indian Association – arguably one of the oldest Indian community organisations in New Zealand. The event which was hosted by Auckland Indian Association in partnership with the Indian High Co...