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A big year for public transport
Last year, public transport patronage totalled 103.2 million passenger boardings.
Council launches new online reporting tool
Introducing a smarter, more convenient way for Aucklanders to report a property maintenance problem with council facilities, beaches, reserves, parks and maunga.
Auckland youth benefit from council grants
Sports and Recreation Grants awarded by Auckland Council are helping the region's young people.
A deeper dive into Safeswim
Ever wondered how our Safeswim programme works? Take a peek at what happens behind the scenes in our water quality testing teams.
Last chance to have your say on the government waste levy consultation
With the Government’s consultation on changes to the waste levy due to close on Monday, 3 February, Auckland Council is encouraging Aucklanders to have their say. The Government is proposing to both increase the levy and apply it to a wider range...
$476,040 in new funding for Auckland waste minimisation projects
Thirty-three community organisations and businesses have got a boost in funding from Auckland Council’s Waste Minimisation Innovation Fund.
Chief Economist's Insights: Avocado versus apple crates
Debate rages between the generations. Each seems convinced the other had it easier in their day to get on the property ladder. David Norman discusses who had it tougher.
10 things NOT to feed your dog at the barbie
Those puppy dog eyes can be hard to resist, but feeding people food to your dog at the barbie could make him very sick.
$16m for beloved arts, education groups
A $16 million boost is being given to some of Auckland’s most well-loved arts, educational and rescue services.
El Nino may put water tanks at risk
Rainwater tank owners are urged to conserve water, despite a wet start to the year.
Auckland draws record visitor numbers this summer
A record number of visitors flocked to Auckland this summer with more than 824,000 international arrivals into the region.
How to – safely – help someone who's drowning
WaterSafe Auckland says the four R's of aquatic rescue – Recognise, Respond, Rescue, Revive – could save rescuers' lives.
Late night Safe Zone returns to the central city
The Auckland Safe Zone will be back in lower Queen Street at night from 24 February to 18 March, to provide a haven in the inner city.
Mayor commends $3.4bn government investment in Auckland's transport
Mayor Phil Goff is pleased the government has responded positively to Auckland Council’s calls for greater investment in Auckland’s infrastructure.
Record numbers of budding book worms take part in summer reading programme
More than 13,000 Auckland children joined Kia Māia te Whai Dare to Explore this summer.
Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival to showcase Māori business
With huge musical talent and incredible storytelling taking the limelight in the lead up to Tāmaki Herenga Waka Festival, it can be easy to miss what else makes up a unique festival experience.
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