06 • 05 • 25 / Style
Mother’s Day Gift Guide
Whether quality time or gift-giving is your love language, we’ve rounded up 20+ thoughtful gift ideas and special eating and drinking offerings in Britomart to celebrate your loved ones this Sunday 11 May.
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Mother’s Day Gift Guide
30 • 04 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Our 2024 Sustainability Report
Our sixth annual Sustainability Report is here! This year we celebrated twenty years of heritage restoration at Britomart – that's two decades of regeneration for New Zealand's largest urban heritage renewal project. In this report we continued to look at Mana Whakahaere (Governance), Te Tāngata (People and Culture) and Te Taiao (Environment) and the efforts we took to embed these sustainable principles in every aspect of our business.
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Our 2024 Sustainability Report
30 • 04 • 25 / News / People / Sustainability
Letter from the CEO
The world of sustainability is changing quickly. Methods of measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions are evolving, and our systems (and our team members) are constantly adapting to keep up. New technology arrives and makes some things easier, while fresh challenges appear from unexpected directions.
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Letter from the CEO
30 • 04 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Our sustainability targets for 2025
Every year we set ourselves sustainability goals to achieve over the next 12 months. Some of them relate to longer-term commitments and others are one-off projects that help make Britomart a more sustainable place to work, play and spend time.
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Our sustainability targets for 2025
30 • 04 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Britomart’s Sustainability Report Card: how did we do on our 2024 goals?
Every year we set ourselves new sustainability targets and report on how we measure up against our previous year’s goals.
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Britomart’s Sustainability Report Card: how did we do on our 2024 goals?
30 • 04 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Our Progress
In 2019, Britomart Group began working with Toitū Envirocare to develop a base-case emissions profile for our group of businesses*, which gives an overall picture of our climate impact. The Toitū Carbonreduce plan that we are working to includes a five percent reduction in total greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2026, which we plan to achieve through a wide range of undertakings, including monitoring building air temperatures to improve energy efficiency and upgrading plant (building systems) over time to improve efficiency and reduce refrigerant loss.
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Our Progress
04 • 05 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Energy efficiency: Our NABERSNZ performance
At Britomart, six buildings are rated for their energy-efficiency under NABERSNZ (National Australian Building Energy Ratings System New Zealand). Each year, the buildings are re-assessed and re-rated.
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Energy efficiency: Our NABERSNZ performance
04 • 05 • 25 / News / Sustainability
20 Years of Heritage Restoration at Britomart
It was two decades ago that Auckland Council signed an agreement with Britomart Group’s leaders that established a vision for the area’s regeneration, which included the retention and restoration of one of the most remarkable collections of heritage buildings in the country. Here, we take a look at 20 years of Britomart’s regeneration – and the environmental advantages of repurposing existing structures.
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20 Years of Heritage Restoration at Britomart
09 • 05 • 25 / News / Sustainability
“With any heritage building, you can plan for as much as possible, but inevitably there are always hidden challenges”.
Above the soaring lobby of Auckland’s Chief Post Office building – now the nexus of the city’s rail network – are three floors of office space under refurbishment to 5 Green Star and WELL Gold standards. Development manager Deidre Gourlay talks about the changes inside this grand heritage structure and how sustainability is being built into them.
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“With any heritage building, you can plan for as much as possible, but inevitably there are always hidden challenges”.
09 • 05 • 25 / News / Sustainability
“It’s tricky when you’re refurbishing old buildings because you don’t want to make it too perfect.”
Development manager Dave Bensley discusses the balancing act of bringing new life to Britomart’s Maritime Building, originally built in the 1940s.
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“It’s tricky when you’re refurbishing old buildings because you don’t want to make it too perfect.”
09 • 05 • 25 / News / Sustainability
Community connection: how we try to make people feel welcome.
At Britomart we work hard to foster connections between people and place with a social sustainability programme featuring art, performance, music and other events. Our theory is that people will be more inclined to live sustainably if they value each other and the places they share. This section of the report covers some of the highlights of social sustainability efforts.
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Community connection: how we try to make people feel welcome.
09 • 05 • 25 / News
“It was incredibly insightful and quite shocking really.”
Comensa Group chef Nathan Houpapa is one of the participants in a pilot programme to help the hospitality industry decrease waste to landfill and its greenhouse gas emissions. The results so far have surprised him.
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“It was incredibly insightful and quite shocking really.”
28 • 04 • 25 / featured / Arts & Culture / News
Streetside: Britomart | Poet and curator Matariki Bennett’s Rocketman line-up
For the last three years, poet and filmmaker Matariki Bennett (Ngāti Pikiao, Ngāti Whakaue) has worked alongside her father, writer and director Michael Bennett (Ngāti Pikiao, Ngāti Whakaue) curators for the Auckland Writers Festival. This year, she also curated a line-up of young voices from Tamaki Makaurau for a beat-style poetry session at Rocketman during the Streetside: Britomart event on Friday 9 May from 6–8pm.
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Streetside: Britomart | Poet and curator Matariki Bennett’s Rocketman line-up
28 • 04 • 25 / featured / Arts & Culture / News
Streetside: Britomart | Lamplight Books’ pop-up stores
One of the great pleasures of the Auckland Writers’ Festival is walking out of an inspiring session with a writer and being able to immediately lay your hands on a copy of their latest book. During Streetside Britomart, happening from 6pm-8pm on Friday 9 May, you’ll be able to do that at the two pop-up stalls being run by our very literate friends Melanie O’Loughlin and Courtney Smith from Lamplight Books.
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Streetside: Britomart | Lamplight Books’ pop-up stores
15 • 04 • 25 / Arts & Culture / News
Why Kalisolaite ‘Uhila is sleeping in tapa cloth at Britomart
The Walters Prize-nominated artist Kalisolaite ‘Uhila is bringing a riveting performance work to Britomart for the Aotearoa Art Fair, which will take place against a backdrop of his paint-splattered canvases. Here, the artist talks about his works and the themes that guide them.
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Why Kalisolaite ‘Uhila is sleeping in tapa cloth at Britomart
06 • 04 • 25 / Sustainability
How the Motutapu Restoration Trust is helping bring a Gulf island back to life
Since 1993, the Motutapu Restoration Trust has worked alongside the Department of Conservation and Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki to transform one of the Hauraki Gulf’s oldest islands into a thriving reforested habitat for native birds, insects and lizards.
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How the Motutapu Restoration Trust is helping bring a Gulf island back to life
25 • 03 • 25 / featured / Food / News
Win a $5000 dream birthday dinner in Britomart
Be in to win a dream birthday dinner: $5000 to spend in one night at the Britomart restaurant of your choice. The guest list is up to you.
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Win a $5000 dream birthday dinner in Britomart
19 • 03 • 25 / featured / News / Sustainability
We’re inviting you to green the city by giving away thousands of native trees
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We’re inviting you to green the city by giving away thousands of native trees
04 • 03 • 25 / News
Looking back on two decades of urban regeneration
We're celebrating 20 years since the beginning of Britomart's regeneration by looking back on the area's rich history. In this, the first part of an oral history based on the last two decades, we ask the people who helped make Britomart for some of the highlights.
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Looking back on two decades of urban regeneration
17 • 03 • 25 / News
From the GFC to present-day: chapter two of Britomart’s regeneration
We're celebrating 20 years of Britomart's regeneration with a look back at the highlights and lowlights of the past two decades. In this, our second post, the Global Financial Crisis hits in 2008 with the Westpac building half-up and money markets frozen.
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From the GFC to present-day: chapter two of Britomart’s regeneration
06 • 03 • 25 / News
Our free taste of the Māoriland Film Festival
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Our free taste of the Māoriland Film Festival
10 • 03 • 25 / Style / News
Allbirds and Goodlids join forces for a nature-driven collaboration
Allbirds NZ and Goodlids have just announced an exciting limited-edition collaboration that brings together style, function and dedication to the planet. Here, we sit down with Goodlids co-founder Dane Watson to chat about the collaboration, why hemp is the cream of the natural-materials crop and what sustainability looks like to him.
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Allbirds and Goodlids join forces for a nature-driven collaboration
19 • 02 • 25 / News
Music in Parks makes its way to Britomart for Takutai Live!
In partnership with Music in Parks by Auckland Council, we'll be celebrating 20 years since the start of Britomart's regeneration with a free evening concert in Britomart!
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Music in Parks makes its way to Britomart for Takutai Live!
20 • 02 • 25 / News
Three evenings of outdoor cinema fun at Takutai Nights
Celebrating 20 years since Britomart's regeneration with three special nights of free outdoor cinema in Takutai Square.
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Three evenings of outdoor cinema fun at Takutai Nights
05 • 02 • 25 / Arts & Culture
What Waitangi Day means to us
Waitangi Day marks the anniversary of the founding agreement between Pākeha and Māori to build a nation together. As we enjoy a day off in the sun, we've also been thinking about what the day means here at Britomart, 200km away from the annual commemorations in the Bay of Islands and 185 years after those first signatures were recorded.
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What Waitangi Day means to us
23 • 01 • 25 / Arts & Culture
We’re celebrating Pride with a photographic survey of queer activism
For Auckland Pride 2025, we've worked with Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland Museum and designer Marc Conaco to create Party & Protest, an exhibition of photographs from the museum's archives that look back on two pivotal decades of queer activism in the city.
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We’re celebrating Pride with a photographic survey of queer activism
23 • 01 • 25 / Food / Arts & Culture / News
Celebrate the Lunar New Year in Britomart
Join us in the celebration of the upcoming Lunar New Year, with a special selection of food trucks, a dragon dance performance in Takutai Square and complimentary red envelopes next week!
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year in Britomart
12 • 12 • 24 / News
Kiel Tutin’s Britomart staycation
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Kiel Tutin’s Britomart staycation
06 • 11 • 24 / Food / Style / News
Britomart venues for your next holiday event
Britomart welcomes you this festive season, with plenty of hip and handy spots to host your end-of-year gatherings, special occasions and corporate celebrations. Read on for the low-down.
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Britomart venues for your next holiday event
12 • 11 • 24 / Food / News
Britomart welcomes you this holiday season
We've got a fun-filled lineup coming your way, so read on for our full festive programme.
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Britomart welcomes you this holiday season
08 • 10 • 24 / News
Takutai Square is coming alive with fresh tunes
Live music performances are coming to Takutai Square.
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Takutai Square is coming alive with fresh tunes
09 • 12 • 24 / Food / News
Holiday Hours 2024
Over the Christmas-New Year period, some of our hospitality businesses take a well-earned break while others just close for certain days, or run shorter hours. We've rounded up all the opening and closing hours of your favourite eateries so you know when you can pop in during the holidays.
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Holiday Hours 2024
04 • 10 • 24 / News
AG and Aleana Fernando’s favourite Britomart restaurants
AG and Aleana Fernando, known as Locavore Eats on their popular social media feeds, give us a rundown on their picks of the best restaurants, bars and cafes in Britomart.
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AG and Aleana Fernando’s favourite Britomart restaurants
03 • 10 • 24 / News
Jess Durling’s favourite Britomart places
When it comes to Auckland's best eating and shopping, Jess Durling would like to share a few Britomart faves.
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Jess Durling’s favourite Britomart places
30 • 10 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
Auckland’s best street dancers are shaking up Takutai Square
A new dance battle in Takutai Square showcases the Krump dance style. Not sure what that is? Keith, aka A$AP, is here to explain.
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Auckland’s best street dancers are shaking up Takutai Square
20 • 12 • 24 / News
Chef Michael Meredith’s favourite places to eat.
Michael Meredith is the owner and founder of the award-winning, Britomart-based restaurant, Mr Morris. When he's not enjoying his own excellent food creations, he has some other favourite haunts in Britomart.
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Chef Michael Meredith’s favourite places to eat.
19 • 12 • 24 / News
Rose Kwon’s favourite places to eat, drink and shop.
Rose Kwon is a social media manager who loves her city – and Britomart's shopping and eating options in particular. Here, she takes us through some of her highlights.
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Rose Kwon’s favourite places to eat, drink and shop.
19 • 12 • 24 / News
Zarya Fatialofa’s favourite places to shop and eat at Britomart.
Zarya Fatialofa is a medical student and young mother of two who loves spending quality time with her husband in the city. Here, she gives us a rundown on her favourite shopping spots and places to eat at Britomart.
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Zarya Fatialofa’s favourite places to shop and eat at Britomart.
19 • 09 • 24 / News
The Photographer of the Year Award showcases some amazing talent
The finalists in NZ Geographic's Photographer of the Year award are now on display all over Britomart – and what an incredible range of work it is.
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The Photographer of the Year Award showcases some amazing talent
09 • 09 • 24 / News
Takutai Square is coming alive with piano tunes
Live piano performances are coming to Takutai Square.
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Takutai Square is coming alive with piano tunes
29 • 08 • 24 / News
How Auckland ranks: the second State of the City report
The results are in: the second annual State of the City report shows how Auckland ranks against 10 global cities.
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How Auckland ranks: the second State of the City report
30 • 08 • 24 / News
Take a seat: the new designs in our 2024 Nohonga competition
The third outing of our biannual Nohonga design competition sees three innovative new seats taking their places in Takutai Square for a month.
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Take a seat: the new designs in our 2024 Nohonga competition
05 • 08 • 24 / News
Join us for our panel discussion about the future of Auckland’s city centre
Our free panel discussion on Thursday 15 August looks at the future of the central city with two excellent guests.
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Join us for our panel discussion about the future of Auckland’s city centre
31 • 07 • 24 / News / People
This is how we want to work now
Five workers under 30 discuss the future of work: offices versus working from home, the importance of in-person connection, and how they're making the new flexibility work for them.
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This is how we want to work now
31 • 07 • 24 / Business at Britomart / News / People
Three views of the future of work
Britomart's Jeremy Hansen and Melinda Williams speak to three experts for their advice on how office culture and design can adapt for a brighter, more connected and more productive future.
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Three views of the future of work
28 • 07 • 24 / News / People
City Futures
Nine conversations about downtown Auckland's history, its current challenges, and people's hopes for its future.
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City Futures
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
This is our place
Our new interview series features seventeen central city residents discussing the state of their neighbourhood and its future.
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This is our place
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“We view the city as part of us, so we feel the need to get in there and do what we can to improve the situation.”
MICHEAL DAVIS (Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, Ngāti Haua) has spent the last three years living just off Quay Street with his nine- year-old son. They both love the central city, and are proud of their tupuna Āpihai Te Kawau’s pivotal role in founding it.
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“We view the city as part of us, so we feel the need to get in there and do what we can to improve the situation.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“People need to remember that this is also a residential neighbourhood.”
ROBERT MACFARLANE has been living in the central city for 12 years. What he didn’t expect was his mother, TRISH MARRYATT, to follow from Christchurch, where she’d lived all her life. Now they live across Queen Street from one another.
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“People need to remember that this is also a residential neighbourhood.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“There is a conflation between people who are experiencing homelessness and what is perceived as criminal behaviour.”
HELEN ROBINSON, the Auckland City Missioner – Manutaki, has seen a lot of changes in the central city during more than a decade at the Mission. The surprise contrast to the mainstream media narrative? Yes, there is needless suffering, but things aren’t necessarily getting worse.
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“There is a conflation between people who are experiencing homelessness and what is perceived as criminal behaviour.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“It’s pretty close to being financially untenable. It can be bizarre talking to mates at universities further south with their $140 a week rent.”
MAX DUDER and LAURA OH are friends who study at the University of Auckland and live in apartments in the Carlaw Park student village. For them, campus life delivers the buzz of being close to everything (including jobs), but at a steep cost.
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“It’s pretty close to being financially untenable. It can be bizarre talking to mates at universities further south with their $140 a week rent.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“I think the biggest change that I’d want isn’t a physical change to the city itself, but a mindset change for Aucklanders.”
STUART HOUGHTON and KIER IBANEZ live in Parliament Street near the University of Auckland campus. With two decades of central- city living between them, they wouldn’t live anywhere else.
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“I think the biggest change that I’d want isn’t a physical change to the city itself, but a mindset change for Aucklanders.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“We’ll have three amazing stations and station neighbourhoods within the city centre.”
SIMON ODDIE works for Eke Panuku, the council development arm with a big stake in the success of the city centre. Right now, he’s looking past the road cones and construction mess to a brighter future.
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“We’ll have three amazing stations and station neighbourhoods within the city centre.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“If I had the power to make changes, it would be to help the homeless around the city.”
KEN LEE, NUR ATHIRAH MOHD NOR AND IZZAT NAIM ZULKIFLE are all from Malaysia, and have been living and working in the central city while studying at the University of Auckland and AUT. While they say the city could do better, they’re grateful for the welcome they’ve received and the way they’ve been able to shape their lives here.
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“If I had the power to make changes, it would be to help the homeless around the city.”
29 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“A lot of these friendships I didn’t have until I moved into the central city. It’s like a village.”
REINA SUTTON moved into the central city five years ago to minimise her commute. Now she loves her village-like life — but she also sees distress in the streets and too many empty stores.
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“A lot of these friendships I didn’t have until I moved into the central city. It’s like a village.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“It’d be good if there were regular night markets where you can take the kids.”
AAYUSH TRIPATHI was born in the Punjabi city of Pathankot and moved to Auckland’s central city in 2015. Now he’s living in an apartment in Nelson Street with his wife and their two children – and pondering a move to the suburbs.
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“It’d be good if there were regular night markets where you can take the kids.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“There’s so much social activity. I didn’t expect that to come with living in the city on my own.”
CATHY VENINGA ditched her comfortable life in Parnell to take up residence in the central city. She has no regrets.
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“There’s so much social activity. I didn’t expect that to come with living in the city on my own.”
22 • 07 • 24 / News / People
“The central city houses a lot of experimenters and fringe artists, and I wanted to be part of that weird little ecosystem.”
Nathan Joe is a playwright and the Creative Director of Auckland Pride. He’s lived in the central city for over 10 years, and says it was taking up residence here that set him on his current career trajectory. Here, he talks about the central city as a site of reinvention, connection and inspiration.
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“The central city houses a lot of experimenters and fringe artists, and I wanted to be part of that weird little ecosystem.”
08 • 07 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
World Choir Games 2024 Friendship Concerts
Britomart welcomes the World Choir Games 2024. Choirs of all ages from around the world will be sharing their love of music. Informal and fun, Takutai Square will be filled with the sound of voices singing a diverse range of musical styles.
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World Choir Games 2024 Friendship Concerts
26 • 06 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
A closer look at Kua Tīrama!
To celebrate Matariki, Britomart commissioned a series of artworks by Hāmiora Bailey and Robyn Pryor representing each Matariki star. Read on to find out more about the works here, along with their accompanying affirmations in Te Reo Māori and English.
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A closer look at Kua Tīrama!
20 • 06 • 24 / Food / Style / News
Britomart Matariki Hours
Britomart welcomes you this Matariki, with plenty of eateries and retail stores trading on the Friday and throughout the weekend. Some restaurants and stores will operate with reduced hours, which you can find here.
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Britomart Matariki Hours
12 • 06 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
Matariki at Britomart
Everyone is invited to these free events to celebrate the new year at Britomart. Come along with friends and whānau to enjoy an installation of beautiful artwork, a contemporary dance performance and some incredible student kapa haka.
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Matariki at Britomart
13 • 06 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News / People
Kua Tīrama! Our new Matariki exhibition is lit!
Kua Tīrama! is an artwork by Robyn Pryor (Ngāti Awa, Ngāi Tūhoe) and Hāmiora Bailey (Ngāti Huarere, Ngāti Porou Ki Harataunga) that ranges across Britomart’s Pavilion Panels on Galway Street and Te Ara Tahuhu, and through the Atrium on Takutai, featuring representations of each star in the Matariki cluster. Comprised of nine panels, each panel represents a star of Matariki, and corresponding affirmations for those who look towards them.
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Kua Tīrama! Our new Matariki exhibition is lit!
09 • 06 • 24 / Arts & Culture
Voices from Across The Pacific: Zech Soakai and Aigagalefili Fepulea’i-Tapua’i
Four young Pacific poets writing about how climate change is affecting the islands.
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Voices from Across The Pacific: Zech Soakai and Aigagalefili Fepulea’i-Tapua’i
12 • 05 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News / People
Voices From the Pacific: Graphic designer Aitken Hawkins
For the Writers Festival, our Pavilion Panels feature the words of four young Pacific poets writing about how climate change is affecting the islands. The panels were designed by Samoan New Zealand graphic designer Aitken Hawkins, who talks here about his work.
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Voices From the Pacific: Graphic designer Aitken Hawkins
06 • 05 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
Rising Pacific sea levels and the poetic response
Four Pacific poets bring climate change concerns to Britomart's Pavilion Panels in a collaboration with Auckland Writers Festival Waituhi o Tāmaki.
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Rising Pacific sea levels and the poetic response
14 • 04 • 25 / Arts & Culture / News
Streetside: Britomart returns to Takutai Square for another riotous evening
Streetside: Britomart is a free, fun, frantic night of literary improvisation, experimentation and collaboration, with more than 30 poets, authors, playwrights, musicians and other artists stepping up at venues all over Britomart.
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Streetside: Britomart returns to Takutai Square for another riotous evening
03 • 04 • 24 / News
Greening the City 2024 | Meet illustrator Hope McConnell
Hope McConnell is a young Bay of Plenty illustrator and designer who created this year's fun, fresh images of native trees to go alongside our Greening the City native tree giveaway.
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Greening the City 2024 | Meet illustrator Hope McConnell
22 • 04 • 24 / Food / Style / News
Britomart Anzac Hours
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Britomart Anzac Hours
04 • 06 • 24 / Food / News
Triple Treat
There are plenty of fantastic food things coming your way in June and the best part is — they're free!
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Triple Treat
19 • 03 • 24 / Food / News
Britomart Easter Hours
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Britomart Easter Hours
19 • 03 • 24 / Arts & Culture
Greening the City 2024
Our Greening the City initiative gave away thousands of native trees in Takutai Square, and raised money for reforestation in the process.
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Greening the City 2024
07 • 02 • 25 / Arts & Culture / News
Britomart’s Street Dance Battles are back!
The team bringing street dance battles to Britomart has got all the right moves.
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Britomart’s Street Dance Battles are back!
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Our 2023 Sustainability Report
Our fifth annual Sustainability Report is looks into Britomart's carbon emissions, our community events and activations, our latest work to develop the Britomart neighbourhood's heritage buildings in a sustainable way, and how some of our lease partners are progressing with their own fascinating sustainability initiatives.
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Our 2023 Sustainability Report
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Letter from the CEO
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Letter from the CEO
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Our sustainability targets for 2024
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Our sustainability targets for 2024
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Britomart’s Sustainability Report Card: how did we do on our 2023 goals?
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Britomart’s Sustainability Report Card: how did we do on our 2023 goals?
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Our Progress
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Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Our Progress
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Measuring the energy efficiency of Britomart’s buildings
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Measuring the energy efficiency of Britomart’s buildings
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
The future of work, social connectivity and sustainability.
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The future of work, social connectivity and sustainability.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
How does Auckland stack up as a world city? A new report finds out.
How does Auckland stack up as a world city? A new report finds out.
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How does Auckland stack up as a world city? A new report finds out.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
How real-time GDP data can underpin economic sustainability.
How real-time GDP data can underpin economic sustainability.
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How real-time GDP data can underpin economic sustainability.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Community connection: how we try to make people feel welcome.
Community connection: how we try to make people feel welcome.
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Community connection: how we try to make people feel welcome.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
High school students aren’t just finding out about career possibilities at EY – they’re teaching the organisation things, too.
High school students aren't just finding out about career possibilities at EY – they're teaching the organisation things, too.
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High school students aren’t just finding out about career possibilities at EY – they’re teaching the organisation things, too.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
What Hoani Waititi students are learning at Britomart – and how they’re leading businesses in the precinct.
What Hoani Waititi students are learning at Britomart – and how they're leading businesses in the precinct.
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What Hoani Waititi students are learning at Britomart – and how they’re leading businesses in the precinct.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
How Southern Pastures farms are making a sustainable future a reality.
How Southern Pastures farms are making a sustainable future a reality.
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How Southern Pastures farms are making a sustainable future a reality.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
How Westpac’s Sustainable Farm Loans are showing agribusiness options for more sustainable futures.
How Westpac's Sustainable Farm Loans are showing agribusiness options for more sustainable futures.
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How Westpac’s Sustainable Farm Loans are showing agribusiness options for more sustainable futures.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
A festival about the climate? How Michelle Kennedy’s Auckland Climate Festival is leading the way.
A festival about the climate? How Michelle Kennedy's Auckland Climate Festival is leading the way.
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A festival about the climate? How Michelle Kennedy’s Auckland Climate Festival is leading the way.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
NZ Geographic has been focusing on a sustainable future for over 25 years.
NZ Geographic has been focusing on a sustainable future for over 25 years.
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NZ Geographic has been focusing on a sustainable future for over 25 years.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
How David Maucor is helping businesses seize the opportunities of sustainability.
How David Maucor is helping businesses seize the opportunities of sustainability.
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How David Maucor is helping businesses seize the opportunities of sustainability.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
The rich history and bright future of Britomart’s Kiwi Tavern Building.
The rich history and bright future of Britomart's Kiwi Tavern Building.
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The rich history and bright future of Britomart’s Kiwi Tavern Building.
26 • 03 • 24 / News / Sustainability
Arup’s experiment on itself: bringing the Living Building Challenge to its Britomart offices.
Arup's experiment on itself: bringing the Living Building Challenge to its Britomart offices.
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Arup’s experiment on itself: bringing the Living Building Challenge to its Britomart offices.
23 • 05 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
K-Pop Sundays at Britomart with NZKDA
The NZ Korean Dance Association brings hot dance routines to Takutai Square with K-Pop Sundays.
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K-Pop Sundays at Britomart with NZKDA
31 • 01 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
Out-pour and Out-source: Peter Wing’s exhibition for Pride
Peter Wing Seeto's photographs allow their friends present themselves - or amplified, aspirational versions of themselves - for the camera.
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Out-pour and Out-source: Peter Wing’s exhibition for Pride
15 • 01 • 24 / Arts & Culture / News
How Tāmaki Paenga Hira is becoming a museum for the 21st century
Chantal Knowles is one of three co-directors at the Māori and Pacific textile and fibre centre, Te Aho Mutunga Kore, at Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira. We spoke to her about how museums are changing their role in today's society, and how Te Aho Mutunga Kore is helping the Museum move towards a more collaborative, community-led model.
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How Tāmaki Paenga Hira is becoming a museum for the 21st century
06 • 12 • 23 / Arts & Culture / News
Te Aho Mutunga Kore: The Eternal Thread
Our summer exhibition with Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira focuses on an amazing collection of woven and fabric works and the communities that made them.
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Te Aho Mutunga Kore: The Eternal Thread
06 • 12 • 23 / Arts & Culture
Wonder and Soul: Salome Tanuvasa’s summer flag installation
Full of joy and energy, artist Salome Tanuvasa's flags are flying all over Britomart this summer.
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Wonder and Soul: Salome Tanuvasa’s summer flag installation
27 • 11 • 23 / Arts & Culture
Micheal McCabe’s “clowny” cocktail trolley for Takutai Square
How designer Micheal McCabe is helping Britomart bring back the cocktail trolley.
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Micheal McCabe’s “clowny” cocktail trolley for Takutai Square
03 • 11 • 23 / Arts & Culture / News
Redbull Dance Your Styles NZ Winner: John Vaifale aka Happyfeet
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Redbull Dance Your Styles NZ Winner: John Vaifale aka Happyfeet