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Auckland Transport to save money by being under one roof
Chief Financial Officer Richard Morris says this location will give AT a cost effective solution for its accommodation requirements with expected savings of close to a million dollars in the first year alone.
How to make people fall in love with their city
Read an interview with author Peter Kageyama, about how to design cities that people will love.
Māori phrase of the week
Each week we bring you some new rerenga (sentences) and kupu (words) so you can practise your kōrero Māori.
Get your tech on at Techweek AKL
Auckland’s technology expertise will take centre stage at Techweek AKL.
First homes built in Ormiston Town Centre
Ormiston is expected to have a population the size of Dunedin in less than 15 years.
Poet Grace Taylor wins Auckland Mayoral Writers Grant
Life in Auckland captured through poetry collection.
Zoo Tales: Miniature Monkeys
This week on Zoo Tales, meet the flower eating monkeys June and Piccolo.
Auckland Unitary Plan reaches major milestone
Hearings before the Independent Hearings Panel come to an end tomorrow.
135 Albert Street - due diligence carried out
Purchasing 135 Albert Street and making it the council’s corporate base remains a sound decision, based on expert advice, perfectly robust due diligence work and a successful move of staff to a new CBD location.
Over 3000 attend JobFest
Air New Zealand, Auckland Council, Fletcher Building and Spark all had stands at the event.
Latest news on Auckland Unitary Plan
Information on the next steps in the process towards finalising the unitary plan has been released by the Auckland Unitary Plan Independent Hearings Panel.
Zoo Tales: Chalk and cheese cheetahs
A goofball and an accountant? Join cheetahs Anubis and Osiris on a walk around the Zoo and get an insight on their 'personalities' from keeper Emma.
Opinion: It's not just housing
Dr Lee Beattie, Deputy Head of Urban Planning and Design at the University of Auckland, on Auckland's housing issues.
Teaching dog safety in schools
Animal management officer Janet Larsen explains how the 'A Dog's Story' app is being used to teach dog safety in schools.
Young people gear up to vote
Around 80 representatives from different youth boards across Auckland came together at the Mt Roskill Youth Zone on Saturday 30 April to hear about ways to improve voter turnout among young people in the upcoming local government elections.
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