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Creating better travel options using public transport
Jarrett Walker loves public transport so much that he doesn’t just use it, he helps design transport systems to make them work better.
Freedom camping a step closer to consultation
A new draft bylaw on freedom camping is one step closer to public consultation after approval from the Regulatory Committee.
Stay safe this Water Safety Week
Check out our tips for staying safe around water this Water Safety Week, 9-13 November.
Auckland Council supports the arts and culture sector
Auckland’s arts and culture sector receives funding from the Community Development and Safety Committee.
Stand for the Auckland you love
Have you considered standing as a candidate in the 2019 local elections?
Have your say on bylaw changes
The council is proposing changes to the Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw.
Auckland e-scooter pilot underway
A trial has been granted to operate e-scooters on Auckland streets
Have your say on proposed fireworks ban
Should fireworks be banned? Tell us what you think.
Mayor welcomes illegal dumping prosecution
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff’s crackdown on illegal dumping is yielding results.
Auckland Art Gallery to launch collaboration with fashion designer Karen Walker
Toi o Tāmaki is partnering on a range of accessories inspired by pioneering artist Frances Hodgkins.
Pacific arts festival explores the future of Auckland in 30 years
We go behind the scenes of The Guerrilla Collection festival with Creator/Artistic Director Neil Ieremia.
Our community heritage series: The wedding gift
To finish heritage month we hear stories directly from the community.
Auckland Transport recognised at digital transformation awards
AT has won a major prize at the IDC Digital Transformation Awards in Singapore.
Lagoon spa pool closed
The spa pool at Auckland Council-owned Lagoon Pool & Leisure Centre in Panmure has been closed until further notice following the detection of Legionella bacteria.
Bylaw changes: Begging activity
We're changing bylaw wording that addresses begging in Auckland.
Our community heritage series: Working on Queen Street
To celebrate our people’s history, we hear stories directly from the community.
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