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World Press Photo Auckland The World Press Photo Exhibition is the world’s most prestigious exhibition of international current

18/11/2025

World Press Photo is running 70 prints for 70 years, the opportunity to own a piece of visual history through a selection of 70 images from the World Press Photo archive.

Auckland followers are being offered a 10% discount for purchases, which is available until the sale ends on 26 November.

Visit the online shop https://worldpressphotoshop.org/ and enter discount code PARTNER10.

And that's it for another year! Thanks to everyone who attended this year's exhibition and supported Rotary youth progra...
25/08/2025

And that's it for another year!

Thanks to everyone who attended this year's exhibition and supported Rotary youth programmes and PHAB NZ.

A big thank you also to our local sponsors who helped make the event possible - Krukziener Properties, Moller Harrison Consulting NZ Marketing & Communications, Elephant Publicity and Dani Rose Creative.

The exhibition will be on in Wellington from 5 September to 5 October at TAKINA Wellington Convention and Exhibition Centre for those wishing to attend down there.

Today is the last day to view the award winning photography at the World Press photo exhibition. We are open until 6.00p...
23/08/2025

Today is the last day to view the award winning photography at the World Press photo exhibition.

We are open until 6.00pm tonight.

This weekend is your last chance to see the World Press Photo Exhibition in Auckland. Don't miss the opportunity to expe...
22/08/2025

This weekend is your last chance to see the World Press Photo Exhibition in Auckland.

Don't miss the opportunity to experience the best press photography from around the world and to support our charities PHAB NZ and Rotary youth programmes.

The Darién Gap is one of the world’s most important migration routes, stretching over 100 kilometer of dense and roadles...
21/08/2025

The Darién Gap is one of the world’s most important migration routes, stretching over 100 kilometer of dense and roadless jungle connecting Colombia and Panama. This treacherous land route marks a critical passage for those seeking to migrate from South America to the United States.

While the majority of people crossing the Darién in 2024 were Venezuelans, migrants navigating the jungle come from over 100 different nationalities and are fleeing their homelands to seek better living conditions in the United States.

Following a variety of individuals in their journey through the gap, ‘Paths of Desperate Hope’ by Federico Ríos, The New York Times, was awarded a Long-term projects award in the 2025 World Press Photo Contest.

Today is World Photo Day so what better time to go and visit the World Press Photo Exhibition!We are open at 131 Queen S...
18/08/2025

Today is World Photo Day so what better time to go and visit the World Press Photo Exhibition!

We are open at 131 Queen Street from 10.30am to 6.30pm this evening.

It's the FINAL WEEK of the World Press Photo Exhibition in Auckland. Don't miss your chance to experience the best press...
17/08/2025

It's the FINAL WEEK of the World Press Photo Exhibition in Auckland.

Don't miss your chance to experience the best press photography from around the world in 2024.

Plan your visit and find out more at http://worldpressphotoexhibitionauckland.co.nz

Seen here, an image from ‘Brazil’s Worst-Ever Floods’ by Amanda Maciel Perobelli, awarded in the 2025 World Press Photo ...
15/08/2025

Seen here, an image from ‘Brazil’s Worst-Ever Floods’ by Amanda Maciel Perobelli, awarded in the 2025 World Press Photo Contest, for documenting the record-breaking floods in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.

The floods caused widespread environmental devastation, the displacement of over 600,000 residents, and the death of 183 people.

13/08/2025

Hear what this year's judges had to say about the winning photos from across the world.

This photo was talked about during our recent interview on Breakfast TV. It looks like the surfer is standing on a cloud...
07/08/2025

This photo was talked about during our recent interview on Breakfast TV. It looks like the surfer is standing on a cloud!

It is Brazil's Gabriel Medina bursting out triumphantly from a large wave in the fifth heat of round three of men’s surfing, during the 2024 Olympic Games. Teahupo’o, Tahiti, French Polynesia, 29 July 2024.

Photo taken by: Jerome Brouillet_Agence France-Presse

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