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New homes on the way for Wynyard Quarter
On Thursday 15 October, Prime Minister John Key and Mayor Len Brown dug the sods for the first homes as part of the ongoing revitalisation of Wynyard Quarter on Auckland’s waterfront.
Study informs decisions on port’s future
The Port Future Study is due to be completed by the end of June 2016.
Safer walking in the city centre
Pedestrian safety and access in the city centre has taken another step forward with the removal of three 'free left turns’ at intersections as part of the upgrade of Beach Road.
Nelson Street cycleway heralds sustainable transport future
The Nelson Street cycleway is set to become a must-see Auckland attraction for people to walk and cycle across when it opens later this year.
Improving safety for Bryde's whales
Ports of Auckland’s efforts to make the shipping industry safer for the local Bryde’s whale population have had encouraging results.
Engaged communities at the heart of Waiheke
World-renowned activist Jim Diers recently visited Waiheke Island.
Council Cadets get to know Waitematā Local Board
Did you know that Auckland Council runs a cadet programme?
Bringing our heritage to life
Check out this amazing History Alive series to see how much Auckland has changed over the past 100 years!
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Listen up!
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