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Second kauri dieback offender fined for entering closed tracks
Auckland Council has been successful in bringing a second prosecution for breaches relating to closed tracks in the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park.
Improved bus services to northwest Auckland underway
People who live and work in northwest Auckland will soon be able to enjoy faster and more frequent bus services thanks to the Northwest Busway Improvements project.
Long-term plan established for Somerset Road trees
A long-term phased removal and succession planting program is being established for Somerset Road, which is anticipated to take around thirty years to complete. Whenever a particular tree reaches a state of decline that requires safety interventio...
Puhinui Station in Papatoetoe opens to the public
Minister of Transport Michael Wood and Auckland Mayor Phil Goff officially opened the long-awaited upgraded Puhinui Station in Papatoetoe on Saturday morning.
Auckland Council’s COVID-19 response wins Local Government NZ Award
Auckland Council picked up an award at the 2021 Local Government New Zealand EXCELLENCE Awards for the council’s extraordinary contribution during the COVID-19 response.
On the lookout for the next generation of aquatic superstars
Now is the perfect opportunity to don your swimwear and start training to become part of Auckland’s next generation of aquatic superstars.
Kōrimurimu weaves art with technology, creating a world-first
Another much-anticipated detail has been installed at Te Wānanga in downtown Auckland, giving Aucklanders the chance to lie on the flax-like surface of Kōrimurimu, breathe in the sea air, look up to the sky and hear the movement of the tide below.
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Auckland Transport releases City Centre Bus Plan
Auckland Transport and Auckland Council have released the City Centre Bus Plan, outlining proposals for the next 10 years to ensure the bus network continues to meet the needs of Aucklanders.
A community-oriented budget
Alf Filipaina is proud of everything Auckland Council has delivered with its 10-year Budget, especially the work done to strengthen the wellbeing of Tāmaki Makaurau’s communities.
Two new board directors appointed at Auckland Unlimited
Auckland Council has appointed two new directors to the board of its council-controlled organisation, Auckland Unlimited, meaning it now has a full complement of nine members.
Safeswim spotlighted on global stage
Auckland Council’s Safeswim modelling programme has gained the attention of the World Health Organisation.
Auckland Diwali Festival performer and stallholder applications open
Auckland Diwali Festival returns to Aotea Square and Queen Street for its 20th anniversary on 30-31 October this year. Registrations are now open for stallholders and performers for the upcoming festival, with festival organisers looking for Auck...
A kick-start for Meadowbank-Kohimarama connectivity project
Auckland Transport is proposing new shared path connections to link with popular walking and cycling networks between Meadowbank and Kohimaramara.
Dame Whina Cooper goes 24/7 as CRL tunnelling ramps up
The final piece of City Rail Link’s Tunnel Boring Machine, Dame Whina Cooper, is now in place allowing the big underground factory to operate at full capacity on its transformational journey below Auckland.
A budget for climate action
While we are investing strongly in our COVID-19 recovery, our 10-year Budget shows that we remain focused on tackling the long-term challenges of climate change.
Rising strong: The budget of recovery
The impact of COVID-19 on the council’s finances has been severe, but the prospect of a slash and burn budget was never a consideration.
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