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This is my last hurrah!
After three terms on the council’s Governing Body, a term as chair of the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board and six years as a North Shore City councillor, Chris Darby is farewelling local government.
It’s time to enjoy life. It’s so precious!
An unwanted firework coming too close to her young son’s pram and a dilapidated park structure were the catalysts for Sharon Stewart’s first foray into the world of local politics.
The Joyful Movement a finalist in NZ Rainbow Excellence Awards 2025
“We’re thrilled that Auckland Council and The Joyful Movement are a finalist. This project is a true community effort."
Auckland Council ranger uniforms find new life supporting conservation in Fiji
Auckland Council has extended its commitment to environmental stewardship beyond New Zealand’s shores, donating surplus regional parks ranger uniforms to support conservation efforts in Fiji.
Council grants coming for Auckland community events
A range of engaging community events in Tāmaki Makaurau over the next year are being made possible with the help of grants from Auckland Council.
Haere rā Britomart, kia ora Waitematā Station
From 21 September, Auckland’s downtown train station will officially be known as Waitematā Station, retiring the Britomart name.
Watercare opens the gates to Beachlands Wastewater Treatment Plant
Watercare is inviting the communities of Beachlands and Maraetai to step behind the gates and explore the Beachlands Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Pūkekawa Auckland Domain highlights include restorative gardening trial
A new approach to the way Auckland Council maintains and improves local parks is under way in an exciting pilot project at Auckland’s oldest park.
Auckland’s next planning rules are being considered – how do they compare?
The committee will decide on a proposed blueprint for how Auckland grows.
Opinion: Homelessness in Auckland - From personal experience to collective action
Auckland Council's Head of Community Impact, Dickie Humphries, outlines a path forward on homelessness.
What you need to know
What’s happening with Auckland’s planning rules? Check out the top 10 things to know and how they could shape where and how we live.
Future of kiwi music rocks the stage at SUSO 2025 finals
On Saturday evening 20 September, Auckland Town Hall came alive with the finalists of the 2025 Stand Up Stand Out (SUSO) Secondary School Music Competition.
A pathway to construction
Students from Pukekohe High School recently enjoyed an outdoor education session at Te Pae Mahara Roulston War Memorial Park.
Small changes, big wins: cutting power bills and emissions one household at a time
Over the past year, Habitat for Humanity Northern Region, with support from Auckland Council, has helped more than 900 Auckland whānau make their homes warmer, healthier and cheaper to run.
Where Aucklanders Want to Live
New research reveals where Aucklanders most want to live—and why demand is strongest near jobs, shops, public transport, and parks.
Next steps for critical flood works in Māngere central
Major Māngere flood works reach next steps, making way for a bigger bridge.
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