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Heart of the City is the voice of Auckland's city centre, promoting its vibrant culture, shopping, dining and nightlife. Find out what's on in the city centre, from arts and culture events to new dining spots, and enjoy the heart of the city.
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Heart of the City is Auckland's central guide for all things...
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From quick bites to fine dining and everything in between,...
- Bars & Nightlife
Whether you're looking to catch up or wind down with...
- Shopping
The heart of the city is home to the best New Zealand...
- Parking & Transport
Auckland city centre is a smorgasbord of unique experiences...
- Things to do
Hot Yoga Works has come right to the heart of the city! To...
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- Arts & Culture
From gallery exhibitions to public art installations and...
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Today's Comic from Heart of the City.
Find out what's on in the city centre of Auckland, from concerts and markets to festivals and workshops. Celebrate Matariki, the Māori New Year, with a variety of events and activities in June 2024.
Find out what's on in Auckland's central business district this month. From comedy, music, film, dance, to food and wine, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Heart of the City is a comic strip created by Mark Tatulli and currently drawn by Christina "Steenz" Stewart that began syndication by Universal Press Syndicate on November 23, 1998. It is currently syndicated by the Newspaper Enterprise Association. The strip centers on a young girl, named Heart, who lives in Philadelphia.
Keep on top of the latest events, new openings, best dining, shopping and all there is to see and do in the heart of the city. Visit heartofthecity.co.nz to find out for yourself. Heart of the City is Auckland's city centre business association. We've got a heart for business.
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