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| − | Artworks is a community arts centre in Oneroa. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million. Among its facilities are the [[Waiheke Library]], the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], the [[Waiheke Community Cinema]], the Waiheke Community Theatre, [[Beach Radio]], [[Ajadz]] Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's Once Upon an Island Story Centre, the office of the Waste Resource Trust, the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and [[Whittaker's Musical Experience]]. | + | Artworks is a community arts centre in Oneroa, developed from what was once a timber outlet owned by [[Tony Pope]]. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million. Among its facilities are the [[Waiheke Library]], the [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], the [[Waiheke Community Cinema]], the Waiheke Community Theatre, [[Beach Radio]], [[Ajadz]] Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's Once Upon an Island Story Centre, the office of the Waste Resource Trust, the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and [[Whittaker's Musical Experience]]. |
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Revision as of 23:07, 5 October 2007
Artworks is a community arts centre in Oneroa, developed from what was once a timber outlet owned by Tony Pope. It was bought by Auckland City during the reign of mayor John Banks for $2 million. Among its facilities are the Waiheke Library, the Waiheke Community Art Gallery, the Waiheke Community Cinema, the Waiheke Community Theatre, Beach Radio, Ajadz Indian restaurant, Tanya Batt's Once Upon an Island Story Centre, the office of the Waste Resource Trust, the Waiheke Visitor Information Centre and Whittaker's Musical Experience.
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