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Healthier kai for Kauri Kids as initiative shifts north
Over the past six months, The Southern Initiative and Healthy Families South Auckland have been working with Kauri Kids ECE centres in Takapuna, Stanmore Bay, Birkdale and East Coasts Bay to test the Healthy Environment Approach, a health-promotin...
Auckland Council considers urban development policy
Auckland Council has today released proposed approaches for implementing the government’s National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD) including for the policies requiring more intensification across the city. The NPS-UD is government...
Mayoral Relief Fund to support Aucklanders affected by tornado
Auckland Council and the Government have allocated $100,000 each to a Mayoral Relief Fund to support people and families experiencing hardship due to the Papatoetoe tornado.
World-class waterfront opens for Aucklanders on 2 July
On Friday 2 July the much-awaited Te Wānanga public space on the edge of a people-prioritised Quay Street will open for Aucklanders to experience, and on 5 July the six new ferry berths, named Te Ngau O Horotiu, located in the Ferry Basin will rec...
Settlement on venue booking court action
On 1 June 2021 Auckland Council received a booking from the Speak Up for Women group, for the use of the Ellen Melville Centre on 27 June. The booking was for a meeting to discuss the government’s proposal to pass the Births Deaths Marriage and Re...
Facilities team ploughs through the work
Community Facilities hard-working staff have been thanked by Franklin Local Board for managing heavy workloads.
Henderson Streets for People trial adapted
Part of the Henderson Streets for People trial will be removed early as a response to potential safety and compliance concerns.
Aucklanders asked to have their say on plans to introduce new rules about beehives in the city
The Animal Management Bylaw 2015 will introduce a new limit on the number of beehives people can have in urban areas.
After a 'ruff' year, it’s time to register your precious 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.
Next three stages of Queen Street improvements gather pace
A timeline for the next three stages of improvements to Queen Street, from Shortland Street to Mayoral Drive, was announced by Auckland Council and Auckland Transport today. The programme of improvements will be complete by the end of June 2022.
Where do the children play?
Let the magic of your kids’ imaginations run wild with endless ways to play at Wynyard Quarter.
Auckland Council designates area of Papatoetoe for building emergency management
Auckland Council has designated an area in the Papatoetoe region under the Building Act 2004 to support the response and recovery from the tornado on Saturday 19 June.
Auckland Transport announces the opening of the Community Bike Fund
Grants of up to $5000 are available for community groups delivering activities, events and projects that encourage more people to ride bikes more often in Auckland.
Elemental AKL festival returns in July
Elemental AKL is returning this July with an ever-growing number of events and experiences celebrating the culture, cuisine and creativity of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
Seeded mussel lines filter seawater from beneath Te Wānanga
Divers have attached 38 seeded mussel lines to the underside of Te Wānanga, the new public space which reaches out over the water in Quay Street.
Sign of growing pride in Manurewa's Māori identity
New bilingual signs in a park bearing a name provided by mana whenua are just one of the ways Manurewa Local Board is showing pride in the area’s strong Māori identity and championing te reo Māori.
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