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Two myrtle rust infections confirmed in south Auckland
The Ministry for Primary Industries has confirmed two myrtle rust infections in south Auckland within the last month.
Waiheke environment gets a boost
The Waiheke Local Board has approved funding for four initiatives designed to safeguard the island’s environment.
Some heroes wear feathers
A team of chickens hunting down plague skinks on Aotea Great Barrier are now giving the Auckland community an egg-cellent gift as well.
Bus stop a welcome addition to Māngere Bridge
The new shelter on the corner of Church and Coronation Road was made possible by the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu Local Board and Auckland Transport.
Budget boost for Hibiscus and Bays
The Hibiscus and Bays Local Board area will benefit from more than $25 million of funding in 2018/2019.
Budget delivers multi-million dollar investment for Rodney
Funding for parks, community services, sport and community facilities follows the agreement of Auckland Council’s 10-year budget.
Tāmaki Link bus improves connections between the eastern bays and Britomart
Beginning Sunday 8 July, the new service will run at least every 15 minutes from 7am to midnight.
$30m wastewater pump station dramatically cuts overflows at Shoal Bay
Mayor Phil Goff has opened Watercare’s new $30 million pump station designed to protect Shoal Bay from wastewater overflows.
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