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Discover Auckland's wetlands
Discover a world of wonderful wet places, perfect for walks, boating, canoeing, bird watching and fishing.
Governing Body votes against deep sea oil drilling
Auckland Council’s Governing Body has voted to oppose the proposed offering of petroleum exploration permit applications in the Northland-Reinga and Taranaki Basins, in its submission on the matter to the government.
Demographic advisory panels confirmed
The advisory panels are the Disability, Rainbow Communities, Seniors, Youth, Ethnic Peoples and Pacific Peoples Panels.
Schools recognised for their commitment to safety
Hundreds of children have been recognised for their involvement in Auckland Transport's Travelwise programme.
Zoo Tales: Jaka's favourite things
Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens... ground cloves and ginger, mixed spice and cinnamon... these are a few of Jaka the Sumatran tiger's favourite things!
Motorcyle safety under the spotlight
Fewer deaths on the road is the aim of Motorcycle Month, which kicked off with Auckland Transport's Motorcycle and Scooter Breakfast at the Auckland Fish Market on Thursday 10 November.
Scale of food waste brought to Aucklanders
Auckland Council erected huge toast towers at Britomart on Wednesday 9 November to show the scale of food waste in our city.
Happy ending for lost dog Chynna
A missing dog and her owners have been reunited thanks to Auckland Council’s Animal Management team.
WATCH: New Zealanders share their meth turning points
See Kiwis talk frankly about how meth, or P, affected their lives and the turning points that triggered their recovery.
99c weekend bus and train fares for kids
Children aged 5 to 15 now only pay 99 cents to ride buses and trains on weekends and public holidays.
Auckland Council governing body inauguration
The inaugural meeting of Auckland Council’s governing body is available to view.
Five-year public space Wi-Fi contract comes to an end
Auckland Council’s five-year contract, which provided free Wi-Fi in selected public spaces, will end from November 6.
1.7 million reasons to cycle in Auckland
For the year of September 2015 to August 2016, 1.66 million cycle trips were recorded across 14 monitored sites in Auckland, an increase of 8.8 per cent on the previous 12 months.
Update on Auckland’s 'road hog'
With so many invested in the adventurous animal, we asked Tracey Moore, Auckland Council’s Manager Animal Management, for an update.
Logo to guide motorists on Western Ring Route
The New Zealand Transport Agency has developed a logo and direction signs to help guide motorists on the Western Ring Route in Auckland.
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