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Transport for new southern Auckland housing
A new Pukekohe town centre bypass road, new train stations, state highway improvements and more north-south connections are part of potential transport plans to support large numbers of new homes in south Auckland.
Auckland in the world’s top 20 most dynamic cities
Auckland has been recognised globally as a city on the move, being named for the first time in JLL’s top 20 City Momentum Index.
Cash boost to NZ Hockey gets kids moving
Auckland Council has awarded a Regional Sports and Recreation Grant to Hockey New Zealand, providing a $40,000 boost to its development programme.
Upgrading your home heating still voluntary in 2016
If you’ve been told that you have to replace your fireplace or wood burner for the winter of 2016, you don’t. There is currently no ban on the use of open fireplaces or wood burners in Auckland.
Dogs got dates!
More than 2,000 people turned up to Victoria Park on 12 February, looking for the love of their life and a date for Valentine’s Day.
First pickups for inorganic service
The first bookings have been made and the first pickups are scheduled across Auckland neighbourhoods to continue throughout the week (15-19 February).
Win for Auckland Council in overdue rates case
Auckland Council has successfully obtained summary judgment against Ms Penny Bright for unpaid rates, dating back almost nine years.
A transport revolution is underway
Preliminary work for Auckland’s largest infrastructure project, the City Rail Link (CRL) is now well underway.
Playful pup Tyke looks for loving home
Meet Tyke, a playful, confident Shepherd-Huntaway-Dobi cross pup who loves everyone.
Victoria Park Tunnel evening diversions this week
The Victoria Park Tunnel (State Highway 1) will be closed to all traffic for several nights this week (15-21 February) while important maintenance and safety work is carried out.
Zoo Tales: Excellent ectotherms
In this week's Zoo Tales, we meet some of the Zoo's ectotherms.
Progress on study into Auckland's port
Dr Rick Boven, Independent Chair of the Port Future Study, talks about the study’s progress and what is coming up in 2016.
Company accepts responsibility for chopping trees
Auckland Council has welcomed an Auckland District Court decision to convict a house moving company for cutting down three pohutukawa trees on public land.
Auckland's Civil Defence plan attracts global kudos
Auckland Council is seeking feedback on its draft Civil Defence Emergency Management (CDEM) Group Plan. But the draft has already attracted feedback from a world leader in planning for major emergencies, Allan Bonner.
New Special Housing Area for Hobsonville
The ability to buy a home in sought-after Hobsonville Point just got easier with news today an Auckland Council-owned site will be part of a new Special Housing Area.
4500 more homes for Auckland
Fourteen new Special Housing Areas that will provide more than 4500 new homes across Auckland were announced on 11 February by Building and Housing Minister Nick Smith and Mayor Len Brown.
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