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Warning of potential rates scam
Auckland Council is warning residents of a potential scam which appears to be targeting members of the Chinese community.
Auckland Council Living Wage takes effect
The first phase of Auckland Council’s Living Wage policy came into effect on 1 September, lifting the wages of more than 1,500 employees to $18 per hour.
Do the right thing – Register your dog
If you have a dog, its registration should have been renewed by 1 August.
20 million rail trips in 12 months
Auckland's commuter train network has surpassed all its passenger forecasts to record 20 million train trips in one year, a mark that the network wasn't expected to hit for another three years.
Double-decker buses being fixed as a precaution
Some of Auckland’s double-decker buses have been temporarily taken off the road as a precaution to fix a chassis fault.
Auckland’s old diesel trains set for new life in Mozambique
Eight sets of engine units and carriages, as well as spare parts, are currently on a ship headed for Mozambique, where they will be used for passenger travel around the capital city of Maputo.
What does your street's name mean?
Auckland Libraries’ database of Auckland City Street Names gathers verified information (where available) on the origins of names, dates of formation and name changes for streets in the former Auckland City Council area.
New Libraries website launches
The new Auckland Libraries website is now live, delivering an easy to use, mobile-first web experience that reflects the diversity of Auckland.
Consent granted for day/night cricket test
Resource consent has been granted for an international day/night cricket test to be held at Eden Park in March 2018.
Book a librarian at Auckland Libraries
Did you know you can book a one-on-one session with a librarian to give you special training on the subject of your choice?
Read heritage blogs at Auckland Libraries
Auckland Libraries' heritage experts blog regularly about heritage and family history.
Te kupu o te wiki – Word of the week
Learn te reo Māori a word at a time with our kupu o te wiki.
Tips for trapping rats
Rats may be small but they have a massive impact on our native fauna and flora.
Easter Sunday Trading decision
Mayor Phil Goff was in favour of preserving the status quo which allows three and a half days of little or no shop trading each year.
Photos add splash of colour to City Rail Link construction site
The City Rail Link’s Albert Street safety hoardings have gone from boring to beautiful with the addition of almost 100 photographic images of Albert Street architecture and businesses.
Funding a fair deal
New or improved infrastructure can provide windfall gains for property values.
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