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Ten years of progress in Auckland’s city centre
Major transformative development projects have been the feature of Auckland’s city centre for the past decade as plans to make it a welcoming and vibrant place to live, work and play have become a reality.
Toxic sea slug warning for Auckland beachgoers
While the occurrence of toxic sea slugs on Tāmaki Makaurau beaches has been sporadic over the years, Auckland Council’s Alcohol and Environmental Health Manager Mervyn Chetty says people should remain vigilant.
Auckland Council grapples with billion-dollar revenue challenge from COVID-19
The $450 million hole that COVID-19 has punched in Auckland Council’s finances this year could grow by a further $540 million by 2024, according to a new forecast.
Explainer: Review of weed management in the road corridor
Auckland Council is reviewing how it manages weeds in the urban road corridor. Here are the top need-to-know facts.
Record dwelling consents show progress addressing Auckland’s housing supply issues
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says a record number of dwellings consented in the city over the past year reflects encouraging progress in addressing housing supply issues.
Te Ahi Kōmau brings indigenous kai to the forefront
The inaugural Te Ahi Kōmau - Food, Fire, Festival set South Auckland alight over two-nights with soulful waiata and smokey and juicy indigenous kai bringing traditional Māori and Polynesian culture to the forefront at Papatūānuku Kōkiri Marae.
The changing face of Auckland
David Rankin, chief executive of Panuku Development Auckland, writes about the changes seen in Auckland in the last decade.
Music tells the story of SUSO 2020
Twenty SUSO stars will perform live at Auckland Council’s 43rd Music in Parks series this summer.
Feedback sought on proposed speed limit changes in Auckland’s west and north
Auckland Transport is asking for feedback on a proposal to change the speed limits of 26 roads in the west and north of Auckland as part of an amendment to the Speed Limits Bylaw 2019.
Colours of renewal light up landmarks for Diwali Festival
Landmarks across the region will be bathed in light in celebration of Auckland Diwali Festival.
New design resource celebrates best practice Māori design in Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council has launched a refreshed Māori Design Hub to help Māori communities and agencies, private and public developers and design educators bring Māori design thinking to the shaping of the built environments of Tāmaki Makaurau.
Auckland Council’s powerful pōhutukawa logo is no wallflower
Auckland Council’s pōhutukawa logo has been at the heart of all council communications since Auckland Council was formed 10 years ago after the merger of seven territorial authorities and the Auckland Regional Council.
First canopy installed in the Ferry Basin
A major milestone for the Ferry Basin Redevelopment project was met last week, with the first of three canopies installed on the west side of Queens Wharf over the gangway accessing the new ferry pontoons five and six.
Tāmaki Makaurau on track to a better future
Within five years, Aucklanders will have a modern rail service and world-class stations that will benefit the entire transport network for decades to come, Mayor Phil Goff says.
Has bird song returned to your backyard?
How well have you done this spring in attracting the return of bird song into your backyard?
What to grow and eat seasonally in Auckland
Green up your garden to grow some delicious fresh fruit and vegetables, improve local biodiversity and help offset your carbon emissions.
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