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Māori phrase of the week
Each week we bring you some new rerenga (sentences) and kupu (words) so you can practise your kōrero Māori.
What's in the unitary plan USB?
The key to the future development of Auckland is contained on a single USB. But what is inside?
Auckland’s virtual reality evolution
Enter the ‘virtual reality evolution’. It’s here, it’s growing and it’s going to be powerful.
Unitary Plan recommendations: What you need to know
The Independent Hearings Panel presents Auckland Council with its recommendations on for the Auckland Unitary Plan on Friday 22 July. But what does that actually mean, and what is the Independent Hearings Panel?
Public transport about to get cheaper and easier
Auckland Transport is introducing a new zone-based public transport fare system that will make travelling in Auckland cheaper.
Another record year for rail
Auckland’s rail network has had another record year with a 20 per cent rise in passenger trips taken.
Affordable housing in Auckland
While the council doesn’t build houses it does have a wide range of responsibilities in relation to housing including building and resource consents and planning rules and it works closely with central government, community agencies and the privat...
Watch: Schools heating up for cooking competition
Young foodies are gearing up for the 'What's Your Flavour' semi-final at Manukau Institute of Technology next Tuesday.
Searching for Gottfried Lindauer portraits
It is estimated there are more than 100 original paintings by the prolific 19th-century portraitist yet to be discovered.
Maggie the Mobility Dog in training
Meet Maggie. She’s a voluntary member of Auckland Council’s staff with a very special purpose.
Auckland’s growth means big decisions for the new council
Auckland Council’s 2016 pre-election report, released today, outlines what the most important of those decisions might be, as well as what more needs to be done to enable Auckland’s unprecedented growth.
Zoo Tales: Gorgeous Galapagos tortoises
Both in their mid-forties –Smiley and Chippie are spring chickens considering Galapagos tortoises can live to be over 150 years old! Learn more about these gentle giants from keeper Sarah.
Please - no plastic bags
We ask that new and seasoned recyclers remember that plastic bags and other soft plastics still can’t go in the recycling bins.
Council integrating arts and culture into everyday life
For the first time since council amalgamation, a wide snapshot across the council family is capturing the range of arts and culture activity from its many departments and council controlled organisations.
Celebrating cultural identity with visual artist, Peata Larkin
Peata Larkin is referencing traditional Māori motifs to create innovative and sought after paintings that celebrate our unique identity.
Downsizing to an apartment
Downsizing from a family home to an apartment can open up opportunities for a change in lifestyle, meeting new friends and exploring a new community, according to Aucklanders who’ve made the move.
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