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December 2018 / January 2019 HAKIHEA DECEMBER 2018 / KOHIT Ā TEA JANUARY 2019 TEA JANUARY PARK LIFE Higher-density OURAUCKLAND.NZ living demands high-quality public spaces. How's Auckland IN OUR doing? NATURE Auckland's best beaches, walks, parks and events s Yoursummer' AUCKLAND COMESs ALIVEorted WHEN WE HEAD OUTSIDE. HERE’S YOUR FREE GUIDE TO MAKING THE MOST OF TĀMAKI MAKAURAU Everything changes when you listen. The music that moves you is just a tap away. New Sennheiser MOMENTUM True Wireless earbuds have intuitive tap controls. No clicky buttons. No wires. Just exceptional sounding, ergonomically designed earbuds that are ready to wear and can easily be recharged in the compact carry case. 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Monday 7 January (normal about holiday programmes. HAKIHEA DECEMBER 2018 / KOHITĀTEA JANUARY 2019 3 OurAuckland.nz TO TATOU TAMAKI MAKAURAU BY THE NUMBERS 78% of Aucklanders are in Auckland each weekend after January 7 65% of Aucklanders rank beaches as the region's top summer attraction You're welcome Welcome to the new-look OurAuckland magazine. DESCRIBE AN Summer is when Tāmaki Makaurau comes alive, and AUCKLAND SUMMER to help you make the most of it, we’ve put together a IN FIVE WORDS: definitive guide to the parks, beaches and events that make our city a world-class place to live. Blue skies, sand, Auckland is a stunning region and over the coming pŌhutukawa flowers. decade we are investing $1.4 billion in open space and 42m parks. Part of this work will include the transformation of WHAT DEFINES AN The deepest point of the our central city and waterfront to create more public and AUCKLAND SUMMER City Rail Link. The two green space and pedestrian-friendly thoroughfares. 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