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Quick fixes to keep Auckland moving
Relatively inexpensive, quick and effective fixes are saving time, fuel and emissions on Auckland's roads.
Two 'extra-large' electric buses en route to Auckland
New buses will roll into Auckland by August of next year, as Auckland Transport continues to accelerate the Low Emissions Bus Roadmap.
Time to consider speed bylaw
Auckland Transport is taking more time to consider a proposal to reduce speeds on some of the high-risk roads in the region.
Launch of Ngā Puna Pūkenga – Skills for Industry programme
The Ministry of Social Development is partnering with Auckland Council to support people into sustainable, full-time employment.
Meet us at the Home Show
Auckland Council taking part in the popular Auckland Home Show (4–8 September) to answer questions and dish out advice.
Thousands of Aucklanders to vote at work on Vote Friday
Thousands of Aucklanders will cast votes at work this year in a major Auckland Council local election initiative.
Community Bike Fund open for applications
Applications are open for funding to help local groups to support cycling initiatives and projects.
Behind The Scenes Competition
Be in to win one of three money-can't-buy experiences at Auckland Museum, Auckland Libraries and the Zoo.
Go Behind the Scenes with OurAuckland
In August, OurAuckland met some of the people who work 'behind the scenes' to make Tāmaki Makaurau a great place to live.
Watch: Behind the scenes with Auckland Libraries’ heritage team
Deep in the heart of Auckland’s Central City Library is a little-known treasure trove of valuable letters, photographs, and yes, books.
SUSO uncovers Auckland’s top young talent
More than a thousand emerging musicians and dancers converged on Ōtara Music Arts Centre this August to test themselves at heats and semi-finals.
Auckland – a place to belong and participate
The council's Community Development and Safety Committee co-hosted its August meeting with the Rainbow Advisory Panel on the theme 'belonging and participation'.
Variety and AT welcome bikes for west Auckland kids
Eighty children from 17 schools in west Auckland received free bikes and helmets today, thanks to Variety – the Children’s Charity and Auckland Transport.
New bylaw not just a load of old rubbish
The new Waste Management and Minimisation Bylaw more clearly sets out what individuals and businesses can and can’t do with their waste.
Breathing new life into old clothes
The first thing Wayne Siu does after buying a suit is put it in the freezer. “It kills the moth larvae,” he laughs.
Chief Sustainability Officer departs
John Mauro leaves council, sustainability work continues .
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