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eBikes versus ‘normal’ bikes: What should you choose?
As Tāmaki Makaurau’s cycling infrastructure continues to improve, and more cycleways and shared paths are built, getting around by bike is becoming much easier and increasingly popular. So should you opt for an e-bike or something more 'traditiona...
Aucklanders can have their say on new high-density housing rules
Have your say on proposed changes to the city’s planning rulebook – the Auckland Unitary Plan in response to central government direction for greater housing density across the city.
New round of rental micromobility licences
Auckland Council and Auckland Transport will be accepting applications for the next round of rental e-scooter and rental bike licences in June 2022.
Eco-friendly toilet providing double benefit at Phyllis Reserve
A rainwater harvesting system at a new toilet block at Phyllis Reserve is delivering a double benefit.
Update on Ōrewa’s coastal defences
Each area of the Ōrewa coastline faces its own challenges and the council’s response to managing these challenges will be tailored to suit.
COVID-19 and rising inflation compound budget challenges for Auckland Council
A further reduction in revenue caused by the COVID-19 omicron outbreak and rising interest and inflation costs has compounded the challenges in putting together Auckland Council’s budget for the coming year.
Be storm ready this winter
Recent storm events that bought flash flooding to the Auckland region are a timely reminder that the likelihood is high of more of these events occurring as we move towards winter.
Expert tips for dog owners these school holidays
Our Animal Management team share some expert tips for dog owners as we approach Easter and the school holidays.
Planet and people come first
We sat down with Thomas Le Bas earlier this month and found the charms of Auckland had captured him after just four years here as a city centre resident.
“A concentration of people makes a city an exciting place to be” – Doris de Pont
We asked Doris de Pont for her take on higher density housing. The passionate Aucklander, bike rider and founder and curator of the New Zealand Fashion Museum shared some of her hopes and dreams for Auckland.
Auckland Council adopts new Online Eftpos payment method
Online Eftpos is now available for Aucklanders to pay for their council products and services.
Applications open for sport and recreation initiatives
Applications are now open for Auckland Council’s Regional Sport and Recreation Programme Grant. Any sporting or recreation organisation that is interested and eligible has until Friday, 4 March 2022 to apply.
Vector Lights shows still able to run under red setting
Vector Lights on Auckland’s Harbour Bridge can still operate under the red traffic light setting and the busy light show season will continue.
Auckland Lantern Festival 2022 celebrated online
The popular annual event makes its online debut at auckland.com/lantern, where a curated lineup of Lantern Festival music, dance, craft, and culture has been assembled for all to enjoy during the 16 days of Chinese New Year festivities and beyond.
New director appointed to council CCO Watercare Services Limited
Auckland Council has appointed Julian Smith as a new director to the board of its council-controlled organisation, Watercare Services Limited.
Mayor Goff welcomes transformative light rail investment for Auckland
Mayor Phil Goff says today’s light rail announcement is critical to Auckland’s future, and its ability to deal with congestion and emissions-reduction challenges, and provide for intensive housing to meet future projected population growth.
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