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Wayne Brown is the Mayor of Auckland. This page tracks Brown's public schedule — 47 engagements across 12 days — compiled automatically from the official source and updated daily.
- Office: Mayor of Auckland
- Country: 🇳🇿 New Zealand
- Based in: Auckland
- Latest entry: Thursday, August 27, 2026
- Overseas days tracked: 0
- Source: Auckland Council — OurAuckland
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Recent public schedule
Each entry links to its official source. Times are local where published.
Thursday, August 27, 2026
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Historic locomotive finds new home at Huia Settlers Museum
A historic steam locomotive that helped build two of Auckland's most important water supply dams is now on public display outside the Huia Settlers Museum. Affectionately known as Hector, the locomotive played a key role in building the Upp
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Let’s play! $2.8m Avondale recreational hub takes shape
Avondale Central Reserve is a step closer to becoming a vibrant new recreational hub, with Whau Local Board approving the concept design for a new playground and upgrades to the surrounding park area...
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Never too late to learn
Aucklanders are being given the chance to discover the joy of lifelong learning this Adult Learners’ Week He Tangata Mātauranga (7 – 13 September) through more than 70 free events and workshops across Auckland Council Libraries, encouraging
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$326,000 investment boosts Tāmaki Estuary restoration
Cleaner waterways, healthier habitats and a stronger connection to nature are at the heart of the Tāmaki Estuary Restoration Programme, supported by the Howick Local Board and delivered by the Ōtara Waterways and Lake Trust and Tāmaki Estua
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Active Apirana mountain bike park set to open this summer
Years of planning, partnership and community effort are about to pay off, with the Active Apirana mountain bike park set to roll into action this summer at Apirana Reserve. Located within Apirana Reserve off St John's Road, the first two...
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Te Puna Creative Innovation Quarter recognised in international economic development awards
A long-term regeneration initiative to boost jobs and skills and stimulate investment in west Auckland has earned a prestigious international economic development award. Auckland Council and west Auckland-based iwi Te Kawerau ā Maki have re
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Albert-Eden invests $270K in local sport and recreation facilities
Three community sport and recreation projects will receive $270,000 in funding from the Albert-Eden Local Board, unlocking local facilities and creating new community opportunities for sport and recreation. The funding will support upgrades
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Aucklanders get another say on Plan Change 120
Aucklanders can now have their say on proposed changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan – the city’s planning rulebook for where and how new homes and businesses can be built. Plan Change 120 (PC120) proposes changes to Auckland’s planning rule
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Finding the right park: promising signs for Onehunga parking pilot
Just over three months into a year-long pilot to improve parking in and around Onehunga Mall, the early feedback is positive, with more flexible parking time limits leading to a decline in parking infringements. The pilot launched in May wi
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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A bird’s-eye view
Auckland Council is expanding its use of drone technology across the organisation, helping teams work more safely, efficiently and effectively while delivering better outcomes for Aucklanders. The organisation currently has 18 Civil Aviatio
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Take a trip back in time: see Auckland from 1939 to 2025
Ever wondered what your street looked like before the motorway arrived? Or whether your suburb was once farmland, coastline or open countryside? Now Aucklanders can take a fascinating trip through time using historical aerial imagery availa
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Octopoda
Meet Octopoda, a giant steampunk octopus bursting with colour, character and fun. Step up to one of eight giant drums and bring Octopoda to life. Every beat, bang and rhythm lights up his colourful tentacles, triggering dazzling animations
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Explainer: Auckland Council is exploring time of use charging – what does this mean?
Public engagement on three initial options is due to start in November.
Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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Understanding Auckland’s regional landslide susceptibility maps
Landslides can affect homes, roads, infrastructure and services across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland. As severe weather becomes more common, understanding where landslides are more likely to occur is becoming increasingly important. In 2025, Auc
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Group Show: The Crackling of the Sun
Guerreiro Do Divino Amor, Taylor McArthur, Natalie Paneng, Richard Penn, Tracey Tawhiao, Imogen Taylor, Nat Tozer, Toby Twiss, Mawena Yehouessi. The group show The Crackling of the Sun builds on mythic memories and speculative storytelling.
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Ruth Ige: The Evocation of Worlds
Winner of the 2025 Rydal Art Prize, Ruth Ige presents a new body of work that extends her ongoing exploration of identity, belonging, and representations of Blackness. Through richly layered paintings, Ige creates cumulative worlds where hi
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Government's rates cap could cost ratepayers - Mayor
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says Auckland ratepayers could ultimately be worse off under the government’s rates cap scheme announced today.
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Mayor urges Aucklanders to have their say on Time of Use Charging options
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown is urging Aucklanders to provide feedback on three shortlisted options being considered for a future Time of Use Charging scheme.
Monday, August 24, 2026
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A library like no other turns 25
For 25 years, young people in Ōtara have had something no other community in Aotearoa New Zealand has: Tupu Youth Library, the only library of its kind in the country. It began with a simple idea — that young people in Ōtara needed a space
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Free programme creates new opportunities for Ōtāhuhu locals
From fixing bikes and learning screen acting to getting help with forms and meeting new people, a free programme recently gave Ōtāhuhu locals new ways to connect, learn and get involved. Desire Paths, led by We Should Practice, brought free
Friday, August 21, 2026
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Rānui and Henderson 2023 storm recovery
Communities in Rānui and Henderson are being invited to put forward ideas that will help strengthen local wellbeing, connection and resilience through two new community-led funds. The funds are the next stage of a longer-term programme of r
Thursday, August 20, 2026
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Spring into sustainable outdoor living
Longer days and warmer weather are coming. As Aucklanders get stuck into gardening, outdoor activities and spring cleaning, there are plenty of opportunities to reduce waste and give useful materials a second life. Here are five simple ways
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Glow up: more Puketāpapa fields to light up at night
More Puketāpapa sports fields will shine bright at night – providing additional opportunities for local sports teams to train and play in the evening. Puketāpapa’s largest park – Keith Hay Park – is set for...
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Te Kōpua o Hiku: Artist Kōrero
Join artists Janine Williams and Shannon Novak for a walking tour of Te Kōpua o Hiku, the newly reimagined Panmure Bridge. Woven into the bridge’s design, the artwork invites reflection on identity, protection and connection. Created by Jan
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A novel experience: explore these new and improved libraries across Tāmaki Makaurau
Looking to shake up your weekend plans? Across Tāmaki Makaurau, there's a wonderful network of 57 libraries that exists thanks to rates funding. All are unique and cater to their community – perhaps you haven’t checked out a library for a w
Wednesday, August 19, 2026
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$1.7 million transport investment for Waitākere Ranges
Safer and more sustainable transport options are on the way for Waitākere Ranges, with nearly $1.7 million being invested in three projects that will improve walking and cycling connections across the local board area. Waitākere Ranges Loca
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From baroque music to environmental science, local grants make a difference
Devonport-Takapuna Local Board has awarded $115,546.96 through its local grants round. NZ Barok Orchestra received $1,600 towards its free Baby Baroque concert at Devonport Library. Restoring Takarunga Hauraki received $5,000 towards equipm
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Waiheke grants bring stories to life and protect native wildlife
Local board funding is helping Waiheke community groups deliver creative experiences for families while supporting the island’s ongoing fight to eradicate stoats. $60,467has been awarded through the Waiheke Local Board’s Local and Environme
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Hūnua kōkako set to boost Northland population in ‘full circle’ conservation
Auckland Council-supported conservation efforts in the Hūnua Ranges have come full circle, with native kōkako set to help rescue the struggling population in Te Tai Tokerau. Nine kōkako from the thriving Hūnua population have been transloca
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
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Opening hours changing at four Henderson-Massey libraries
Opening hours at four Henderson-Massey libraries and community hubs will change slightly from 10 October to better meet community demand and visiting patterns. Among the changes, Te Atatū Peninsula Library will be opening for longer...
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Auckland's climate progress shows the power of travel choices
“Transport is Auckland's largest source of emissions, but it's also one of our biggest opportunities” - Auckland Council Chief Sustainability Officer Kataraina Maki.
Monday, August 17, 2026
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Auckland and Fukuoka share ideas about the future of their waterfronts
Auckland Council’s marinas are helping share ideas about how cities can make the most of their waterfronts, with a delegation from our sister city, Fukuoka City in Japan, recently visiting Westhaven Marina, Auckland Central Marina and Silo
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Love to buy things with a history? Discover Onehunga Community Recycling Centre
Do you know a good find when you see one? Love things with a history? Renovating on a budget? Looking for affordable ways to make a place feel like home? You might be surprised what turns up at the Onehunga Community Recycling Centre (CRC).
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Clay and play in New Lynn
Much more than a residential area, New Lynn offers history, culture, nature and art. Perfect for a weekend outing with the whānau. All aboard to New Lynn Transport Centre
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Auckland Council is taking back control of transport.
Aucklanders may have heard Auckland Council is taking back control of transport. That means change is coming on 1 October when the elected members Aucklanders voted for, take charge of our city’s roads. We want early wins on the board - and
Saturday, August 15, 2026
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Celebrating 15 years of young leaders in East Auckland
For 15 years, Howick Youth Council has been proving that young people aren’t just the leaders of tomorrow — they’re already leading today. Established in 2011, Howick Youth Council (HYC) has become a strong platform for young people across
Friday, August 14, 2026
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Driver's licence training
Thanks to Rule Education Trust, this free class provides resources and instruction on the New Zealand Road Code to help you work towards obtaining your learner licence or refresh your theoretical knowledge. Suitable for ages 16 and over.
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Fono Fitness - Te Pae o Kura
Join this fun, low-impact exercise class to support your health and wellbeing. Bring a drink bottle and drop in for a session.
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Where we meet: Four artists, four poets, four collaborations
Four artists. Four poets. Four creative partnerships. Where We Meet brings together eight leading North Shore creatives who have spent the past few months responding to one another's work through a process of exchange, conversation and coll
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Mahjong Club for beginners
Learn to play Chinese mahjong and: sharpen your mind boost your memory enhance strategic thinking reduce stress have fun and socialising. A tutor will come and teach you how to play.
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Read with your father figure and win
Read with your father figure and go in the draw to win a $30 Glenfield Mall gift voucher, one per age range: under 12 years 13-18 years 18 years and over. All you need to do: Read a book/eBook together Fill in the prize draw slip and put it
Thursday, August 13, 2026
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Taiji
Join us for an energising way to end your day with Taiji. Enjoy gentle movement and mindful practice in a welcoming environment.
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Plate Up Papakura
Papakura Business Association launches ‘Plate Up Papakura’ - South Auckland’s newest foodie festival - with support from Papakura Local Board. Food enthusiasts across the Auckland region are invited to come celebrate two weeks of feature di
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Status of Auckland’s regional parks strengthened
Auckland Council has secured legal protection for 700 more hectares of regional parkland in Tāmaki Makaurau. Featuring a range of important natural, cultural and recreational values, the land now protected by an Order in Council includes a
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A helping hand when it matters most
When technology, paperwork or government systems become overwhelming, island residents have someone they can turn to.
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Making Auckland work: why access to jobs and opportunities matters
Why are some Auckland locations more in demand than others? Discover how access to jobs, transport and housing choices helps shape the way our city grows.
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Auckland's water supplies in good shape heading into summer
Auckland Council's Policy, Planning and Development Committee has approved Watercare's updated Drought Management Plan [1MB], which outlines how Auckland will prepare for and respond to extended dry...
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Who is Wayne Brown?
Wayne Brown is the Mayor of Auckland, based in Auckland, New Zealand.
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