Tag: Tamaki Estuary

Auckland artist Kate Parker has earned the People’s Choice Prize at this year’s Estuary Art and Ecology Awards. The awards competition and its associated exhibition...

The Times is giving local youngsters who want to write stories – which we’ll publish on our website and in our new digital publication –...

By Carlos Norton, AUT Journalism Student This year’s Estuary Art and Ecology Awards has embraced its ecological theme more than ever, with Matthew Dowman’s...

The finalists in the prestigious Estuary Art and Ecology Awards for 2024 have been announced. They are Hannah Arnold, Alexander Bailey, Ngahina Belton-Bodsworth, Cathy Carter,...

The police’s Eagle helicopter was seen above east Auckland in the early hours of this morning as part of a search for two suspected...

Well-known east Auckland artist Tony Clarke has won the People's Choice Award in this year's Estuary Art and Ecology Award at Uxbridge Arts and...

Lisa Bate's entry, entitled Suspended Deposits, has won the 17th annual Estuary Art and Ecology Awards. The work makes reference to findings of trace pollutants of...

Congratulations to this year's finalists for the 17th Estuary Art and Ecology Awards. This year there were more than 80 incredible entries which judge Benjamin...

There are fewer than three weeks left for art submissions for the 17th Estuary Art and Ecology Award. Artworks will be exhibited in the Malcolm...

Last year saw a record number of entries for the Estuary Art & Ecology Award which now enters its 17th year. The competition is lauded...

By Laura Kvigstad, Auckland Council reporter Funded by New Zealand on Air The Howick Local Board fears pest species could reach the Tamaki Estuary as boat-cleaning...

Entries are now open for people wanting to take part in east Auckland's most prestigious annual art contest. The Estuary Art and Ecology Award is...

East Auckland resident Corina Hooper has seen first-hand the devastating impact that fishing has had on the pied shag population within the Tamaki Estuary. Pied...

A Howick woman's exhibition works have been displayed in Farm Cove Intermediate's library for students to enjoy and learn from. Local author and artist Marilyn...

Artist Wesley John Fourie has been named the winner of the environmentally-themed 16th annual Estuary Art and Ecology Award. Last weekend at the Uxbridge Malcolm...

Tamaki Estuary is slowly showing signs of ecological recovery after several decades of poor health. One of most encouraging signs appears to be the gradual...

Uxbridge Arts and Culture is inviting artists to participate in the upcoming Estuary Art and Ecology Award. In its 16th year, the prestigious environmentally-themed award...

It’s nearly time to enter the Estuary Art and Ecology Prize, now in its 14th year, with a prize pool of $8300. Successful entries will...

The Uxbridge Centre will host the 13th Annual Estuary Art and Ecology Awards on Saturday. The finalists entries feature the plights and delights of the...

Eighty people volunteered on Sunday in the last of four beach clean-ups around the Tamaki Estuary. Half the volunteers sat down on the job, because they were...

Two boats are confirmed as having slipped their moorings overnight last Thursday following extremely high winds. This vessel above was captured on camera by the...

Anchorage Park School in Pakuranga will become a TREEmendous school next term when they transform an unused area of their school field into an...

The starved body of a young pied shag is a harsh reminder that Auckland's only suburban pied shag colony is dwindling.