Big Heritage wins for Roskill
Roskill’s heritage is rich and interesting. However, for a long time it has been neglected. We have lost many significant buildings over the years, we have fewer heritage protected buildings than any other part of Auckland, there is paucity of heritage signage in...From our Facebook page
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Last week the Auckland Heritage Festival opened at the New Zealand Maritime Museum. Guest speaker Frances Walsh gave an excellent pre-view of the Museum's Nuclear-free Pacific: a maritime story exhibition featuring Vega, the boat that first sailed to Mururoa in protest of French nuclear testing in 1972. ![]()
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The festival programme is packed with free exhibitions and activities worth checking out during the school holidays. ![]()
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In the pic City Vision's Pippa Coom with Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Chair, Maria Meredith and Antony Phillips from Heritage NZ at the opening.