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Onehunga spa pool closed after legionella bacteria detected
A spa pool at the Auckland Council-owned Onehunga War Memorial Pool and Leisure Centre has been closed until further notice, while the rest of the complex remains open and safe to use.
Your rates in action across Auckland
Thanks to your rates, we were able to invest $1.1 billion in capital works projects across Auckland from July 2016 to March 2017.
The people of People's Panel: Russell
OurAuckland chats to Russell about being a People's Panel member.
Text 2 Desex
To qualify for free desexing your dog must be registered and classified as menacing under the Dog Control Act 1996
Waste levy should increase, council says
A collaborative industry report is advocating for a gradual increase over time of the national waste levy.
Making venues accessible to everyone
Regional Facilities Auckland (RFA) enriches life in Auckland by engaging people in the arts, environment, sport and events. It prides itself on being accessible to everyone.
Putting people at the centre of urban design
The Auckland Design Manual has introduced a new tool to help architects and designers cater for people of all physical abilities and stages of life when they are designing buildings and public spaces.
Auckland Mayor and Government formalise creation of CRL Ltd.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff, Deputy Mayor Cashmore and Ministers Steven Joyce and Simon Bridges, have formalised the partnership between Government and Auckland Council to deliver the 3.45 kilometre City Rail Link.
City Rail Link website kicks off
Go to cityraillink.co.nz for all the information, updates, history and images relating to Auckland's City Rail Link.
Incorporating Māori design in development projects
Auckland Council’s Auckland Design Manual (ADM) has launched new Māori design case studies and a video showcasing the design process.
Karangahape Road goes bananas
In the works Don’t Dream it’s Over, artist Janet Lilo has used her striking banana motif and sharp neon elements to illustrate Karangahape Road’s melting pot of history, cultural heritage and community diversity.
Improving safety on trains
In an effort to improve the overall experience for rail customers, Auckland Transport (AT) is employing Transport Officers and installing new electronic ticketing gates at more stations across the city.
Appeals pass half-way mark
The majority of Unitary Plan appeals are expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Auckland mayor urges action on climate change
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff has joined mayors from around the world and signed a letter to the G20 Heads of State urging them to deliver on their commitments to tackle climate change.
Register your dog and save
Dog registrations are now open and owners can take advantage of early-bird rates.
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