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Safe speeds in Auckland on their way from June 30
New and safe speed limits on more than 600 roads across Auckland will come into force from 30 June 2020 onwards.
Working with Māori and Pacific communities to reduce smoking
Auckland Council is proactively playing its part in working towards smokefree Tāmaki Makaurau as World Smokefree Day is marked on Sunday 31 May.
De-sexing subsidy available for some owners of menacing dogs
Auckland Council is encouraging owners of menacing dogs to de-sex their animals and offers a subsidy for some.
Welcome back, we’ve missed you!
Auckland Council buildings and facilities are reopening, and Aucklanders are thrilled to be back at their local libraries, youth centres, swimming pools and other community venues
Emergency Committee and Governing Body decision digest – 28 May
A summary of today's Emergency Committee and Governing Body decisions
Not going viral: How Auckland bounces back from COVID-19
Chief Economist David Norman expects a relatively sharp bounce back for Auckland's economy.
More libraries, pools and venues to reopen across Auckland
Auckland Council will reopen the remainder of its libraries and most of its pools across the Auckland region from next week.
Building consents for low-risk projects gone
The Government’s scrapping of requirements for low risk building consents is good news, Auckland Council’s Building Consents Manager Ian McCormick says.
Ambitious goals for ailing Hauraki Gulf
The Hauraki Gulf Forum yesterday adopted an updated set of ambitious goals for the Gulf.
10 ways to keep warm, save money and care for the planet this winter
As we head into cooler weather, here are some key tips on how to create a warm, dry home while keeping costs down and caring for the planet.
On the job hunt? Get ahead of the pack with Auckland Council Libraries’ free resources
Free resources and services to help with your job search from Auckland Council Libraries.
Another step toward Business Improvement District for Henderson
Central Henderson businesses are in line for a timely boost following the news that the establishment of a new Business Improvement District has been endorsed by Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Quarantine and managed isolation
NZ's border control measures stop COVID-19 in its tracks.
Matakana Greenswappers keep their neighbours fed during lockdown
Greenswappers keep their neighbours fed during lockdown with 141 kg of free local produce.
Aotea / Great Barrier Island's Anamata Shop, the home of reuse, has moved
The Anamata Shop – home to the best of the island's upcycling and reusable household items – re-opened today in a new location at 66b Gray Road.
Auckland household waste volumes up during lockdown
Glass recycling up 26 per cent in April, and 66 extra double-decker buses of waste went to landfill.
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