104K views · 733 reactions | Love Your Weekend Auckland | Visit Auckland | Facebook

11K views · 195 reactions | How about a summer day trip to one of our stunning islands such as Rangitoto or Tiritiri Matangi? Remember to take your rubbish with you and conserve our beautiful nature and wildlife! Check out more about the islands here: goo.gl/f716u9 | Visit Auckland | Facebook

42K views · 482 reactions | Every part of Auckland has its own unique stories and experiences. From the country to the coast, the wildlife to the wineries, the islands to the galleries, there are so many ways to love your weekend in Auckland. www.loveyourweekend.co.nz | Visit Auckland | Facebook

The MICHELIN Guide is coming 👀 Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland is ready to welcome the world's most respected restaurant guide as it comes to Aotearoa New Zealand for the first time in its 125-year history. This milestone will firmly place Auckland's dining scene on the world map as one of the best places to eat, but we knew that already 😜 Unveiling mid-2026. 🎥 Al Guthrie #VisitAuckland | Visit Auckland

136K views · 5.1K reactions | Auckland But can you guess the spot? Comment 'map' to be added to our waitlist for out first ever public release of our NZ Maps, packed full of over 1,000 gems like this! Epic video by kazabrown (tt)  #DiscoverAuckland #VisitAuckland #nzadventures #auckland2024 #aucklandbeach | New Zealand Adventures | Facebook

History will be made on Wednesday night when Auckland United FC plays Wuhan Jiangda in the first match at the newly launched FIFA Women’s Champions Cup in Wuhan, China. 🇳🇿 🇨🇳 The Oceania champions take on the Asian champions in their own backyard. Auckland United qualified to represent Oceania by winning the OFC Women’s Champions League in May in Tahiti, having retained the title they won in the Solomon Islands last year. Before their departure for China, OFC visited the team at their Keith

The Cook Islands have marked a major milestone in their sporting history, sending a full home grown U18 women's rugby sevens team to compete at the prestigious Global Youth Sevens tournament in Auckland this weekend, captained by 17-year-old multi-sport standout Tashi Kopu. Alistair Maao and Michael Messine from Aitutaki join the Cook Islands NSW team for valuable experience. Full story linked here: https://www.abc.net.au/pacific/cook-islands-history-global-youth-sevens-tashi-kopu-/106163802 | A

9.8K views · 104 reactions | In 1864, five sailors were stranded for 18 months on the windswept Auckland Islands after their ship wrecked. With no rescue in sight, they built a hut from driftwood, stitched clothes from sealskin, and even brewed their own beer to keep morale alive. At last, they constructed a small homemade boat and sailed 450 km across treacherous seas to get help one of history’s most incredible survival stories. | Ancient History Revived | Facebook