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Great days out this summer
Discover amazing wildlife, explore new exhibitions and uncover the past on great days out this summer.
Another piece of the stormwater puzzle arrives in Auckland
The St Marys Bay water quality project reaches another milestone with the arrival of a 460m long marine outlet pipe.
Palm Beach – find a new home for your unwanted items
Waiheke Local Board is encouraging Palm Beach residents to get in now and reserve their place for an annual inorganic waste collection before bookings close at midnight on 22 March.
Opinion: The case for climate action, now
Addressing climate change will help us build resilient systems and structures with long-lasting benefits for everyone, argues Alec Tang.
Love Food Hate Waste grants available
Auckland Council is giving grants of $500 to $5000 to help Aucklanders reduce their food waste.
Hefty fines imposed for breach of Resource Management and Building Acts
Auckland Council has been successful in its prosecution against Radius Contracting Ltd and William Farmer who each faced two charges of breaching the Resource Management Act 1991 and Building Act 2004.
Inorganic service meets community need
Bookings are now open for your household inorganic collection service.
Ferry Basin Redevelopment project reaches major milestone
Another major milestone for the Ferry Basin Redevelopment project has been met with the final canopy installed on the west side of Queens Wharf above the gangway accessing the new ferry pontoons.
Regional Pest Management Plan marine provisions come into effect
Marine pests are an emerging threat to the region’s marine biodiversity, industries such as aquaculture, and our ability to relax and enjoy summer on the beach.
Strategic city partnerships renewed
Auckland, Los Angeles, and Guangzhou extend their tripartite cooperation agreement.
SouthSci funding opportunity open to the community
SouthSci, the Participatory Science Platform in south Auckland is now accepting funding applications for STEM related projects for 2021.
Myrtle rust finds its way into the Waitākere Ranges
The fungal disease Myrtle Rust has been discovered for the first time within the boundaries of the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park.
Warmer weather brings reminder to rural residents
As the dry summer days roll on, it’s a timely reminder to rural residents to think about water rainfall and their water usage.
Popular pooch names in 2020
For a fifth year in a row, Bella has topped the list of most popular dog names on Auckland Council’s dog registration list and shows no sign of waning in popularity.
Your suggestions for our regional parks
Aucklanders give their thoughts on our regional parks.
Off-peak fares set to become permanent on public transport
Discounted off-peak fares are to become permanent on public transport in Auckland. The permanent ten per cent discount will come in on 7 February.
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