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Top tips for happy winter dogs
Winter is coming so it’s nearly time to dig out those winter woollies and get the raincoat ready.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Check out this week's word and practise your te reo Māori.
Happy-go-lucky Harley-Quinn is looking for a squad of her very own
Vibrant young Whippet cross Harley is looking for a family. She loves the company of her human friends and would be perfect with older children.
It’s on! Council green lights America’s Cup location
The thrill and vibrancy of the America’s Cup is returning to Auckland’s waterfront in 2021 with the Auckland Council Governing Body giving unanimous support to hosting the 36th America’s Cup.
Help beat tree privet
Tree privet is a poisonous pest plant that can smother native species and cause asthma.
Promoting awareness of Māori cultural values
Training programme helps planners, architects and engineering professionals to be more culturally responsive.
Meet the Studio One Toi Tū resident Dance Plant Collective
We go backstage with award-winning dance artists Dance Plant Collective.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Check out this week's word and practise your te reo Māori.
New staff policies to be introduced
Principle-based framework introduced for sensitive expenditure areas.
Experts weigh in on environment targeted rates
At our Auckland Conversations event on the environment as part of the 10-year Budget and Auckland Plan 2050 consultation, we discussed the challenges facing our environment.
I 💙 the Hauraki Gulf!
Councillor Penny Hulse says it's time to step up our efforts to protect the Hauraki Gulf—before it's too late.
Removal of diseased elm trees begins at Symonds Street Cemetery
The removal of several elm trees infected with Dutch elm disease in the Symonds Street Cemetery has started this week.
How do we make Auckland's growth work for everyone?
John Mauro: We can turn the growth problem into an opportunity.
Ratings sale over unpaid rates to proceed
The High Court has confirmed a Kingsland property owned by Ms Penny Bright will be sold to recover unpaid rates and penalties dating back more than 10 years.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
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