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Mayor Brown says Auckland should decide future of Regional Fuel Tax
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says any decision about the future of the Regional Fuel Tax (RFT) needs to be made with Auckland Council.
Things you need to know about Māori seats...
Auckland Council wants to know if you think Māori seats should be introduced onto the Governing Body of Auckland Council. To help you provide your feedback, we’ve summarised some key points to consider…
Studio One Toi Tū to reopen after seismic retrofit
With seismic strengthening now complete, Studio One Toi Tū is ready to open its doors
Have Your Say on Auckland’s storm recovery and resilience
Throughout August, Aucklanders are being invited to provide feedback on plans for major investment in Tāmaki Makaurau to help recover from the extreme weather events that took a major toll on the region in 2023.
Mayor and Minister of Transport reveal priorities for an Auckland Integrated Transport Plan
A faster, less congested, more resilient, low carbon transport system for goods and people is on its way for Auckland, with Mayor Wayne Brown and Minister of Transport David Parker confirming their vision and priorities
Major milestone reached in storm recovery with Government funding announced
Auckland Council’s Governing Body yesterday approved in principle a more than $2 billion recovery package to improve Auckland’s storm resilience and co-fund buyouts for properties that are most vulnerable to extreme weather in the future.
The Best of the Heritage Fest
Presented by Auckland Council, the Auckland Heritage Festival returns with the theme of ‘Peace, Love and Protest’
Peace, Love and Protest: Auckland Council’s Heritage Festival celebrates 20th Century Auckland
Presented by Auckland Council, the much-loved Auckland Heritage Festival returns from 23 September – 8 October with the theme of ‘Peace, Love and Protest’.
Apply for funds to reduce waste
Auckland community groups and organisations are being encouraged to apply for the Waste Minimisation and Innovation Fund before applications close next week.
Auckland Council agrees in principle to cost sharing deal with Government
Auckland Council’s Governing Body has voted unanimously to endorse in principle, subject to consultation, a cost sharing deal with the Crown to fund more than $2 billion of flood recovery and resilience works.
Auckland Council committee achieves its $5 million savings target for the year
Auckland Council’s Revenue, Expenditure and Value Committee has hit its $5 million savings target for the 2023/2024 financial year.
Bobby puts best paw forward but needs your support!
The search is on for a hound good at its job!
What if I can’t pay my rates?
We know that for some people, rates are a considerable cost. If anyone is concerned about being able to pay rates, we encourage them to get in touch with our credit control team to discuss what options are available and how we can help.
Māori seats – it’s time to have your say
From August 21 to September 24, Aucklanders will be asked for their views on whether Auckland Council should have Māori seats on its governing body.
Main road into Muriwai to reopen at 10am Monday 21 August
Another major milestone in Auckland’s storm recovery will be reached on Monday with the lifting of the Motutara Road cordon, at Muriwai.
An infamous Aucklander heads for Taranaki
Rogue pig that has caused traffic chaos and evaded capture, finally has a new home
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