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Little red digger slashes emissions
For the first time, Auckland Council’s Healthy Waters stormwater team is trialing an electric digger on its maintenance operations, a first in the southern hemisphere.
Creating accessible play spaces
Across our region, Auckland Council owns and maintains 887 destination and neighbourhood playgrounds and play spaces, with 129 locations having accessible equipment that are suitable for a range of accessibility needs.
Contactless payment coming to Auckland public transport
Within the next 12 months Auckland Transport will introduce easier payment options across all of Auckland’s buses, trains, and ferries.
Franklin updates its pesky plant poster
Now you download a copy of the Franklin Local Board weed wanted list.
Celebrating our amazing volunteers
Auckland Council is celebrating the thousands of people who volunteer for the council whānau and our communities during Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu National Volunteer Week, 18-24 June.
Be a su-paw-star, it’s time to register your pooch
Auckland Council is again reminding dog owners to show love for their dog by registering them early and taking advantage of the early-bird fee.
Have fun this July school holidays with Auckland Council
Wondering what to get up to with the kids this school holidays? Look no further! Whether it is indoors or outdoors, a full day care, or doing something together for a few hours as a whānau, Auckland Council has your July school holidays sorted.
Aucklanders share their Matariki celebrations
Matariki Festival ki Tāmaki Makaurau is on its way, so get amongst the action happening in your community and take the time to reflect, celebrate and look to the future.
Auckland Council engagement with high risk properties starts this week
Auckland Council will begin engagement this week with the owners of residential properties affected by this year’s extreme weather events and those considered most at risk of further weather events.
Muriwai outer cordon to be lifted 6am Friday 16 June
Muriwai will reopen to Aucklanders from 6am Friday 16 June when one of the four cordons set up following Cyclone Gabrielle is removed.
Auckland Council’s FutureFit challenge to business
An easy-to-use online tool created by Auckland Council to help organisations’ employees to determine their personal carbon footprint is being snapped up by councils and businesses around the country.
The best of both worlds - compost and food scraps
While home composting is still the preferred option to treat food scraps, not all Aucklanders can compost and not all food scraps can be easily composted. Auckland Council’s food scraps collection service means that food scraps, which would end u...
Mayor and majority of councillors pass Annual Budget
Today Auckland Councillors voted to adopt Mayor Wayne Brown’s amended Annual Budget, agreeing to a partial sale of council’s Auckland International Airport (AIA) shares to pay down debt, and reaching a compromise on cuts to services, debt, and rates.
Turning food scraps into clean energy for Auckland’s future
Your apple cores and stale bread are a valuable resource, and taking climate action can now be as easy as putting these food scraps into a separate bin. Auckland Council’s new food scraps collection service is turning waste into renewable energy a...
Office of the Auditor General letter
Response to Auckland Council request for urgent declarations under the Local Authorities’ (Member’s Interest) Act 1968
Southern boards back business
Business Improvement District rates have been put forward in Franklin, Manurewa and Papakura.
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