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Good progress in two years of Housing Accord
The Auckland Housing Accord is freeing up land faster for housing and helping drive increasing momentum in residential construction.
Love of libraries spans the generations
The matriarch of four generations of Auckland Libraries users always told her children you’re never alone as long as you have a good book – and they listened.
Hearts of the City: Elsie
The most recent addition to the Hearts of the City series of art on walls around the city is the huge and stunning portrait, Elsie, created by Askew One.
Growth poses challenges for council’s regulatory services
Auckland’s strong population growth is contributing to unprecedented demand for regulatory services, the council’s Finance and Performance Committee has heard.
Zoo Tales: Meet the meat eaters!
Carnivores team leader Lauren introduces us to her team.
Tourism injects record $6.5b into Auckland economy
Record numbers of international and domestic visitors to Auckland have resulted in a record-breaking contribution of $6.5 billion to the local economy.
Big ideas take out DigMyIdea
Some big digital ideas stood out from the pack to win the first DigMyIdea Māori Innovation Challenge, announced in Auckland over the weekend of 21 and 22 November.
Mayoral Office budget released
Details on Auckland Mayoral Office budget for the last financial year have been publicly released.
Preparing Auckland for rising sea levels
The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has released a report on sea level rise, with recommendations for an overhaul of the way New Zealand is preparing for the impacts of climate change.
Port Future Study consultants appointed
A group of independent consultants has been chosen to identify and evaluate options for the long-term future of Auckland’s port.
Aucklanders mourn loss of Jonah Lomu
Mayor Len Brown says Jonah Lomu will be remembered as a great Aucklander and a great New Zealander who left his mark both on and off the rugby field.
Winning the battle against graffiti vandalism
Incidents of tagging have reduced since the council's graffiti vandalism prevention service was set up.
Council’s commitment to energy savings
Auckland Council has announced a commitment to improve the way it uses energy, as part of a three-year partnership with the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA).
Wynyard Quarter plans win international award
Plans for Wynyard Quarter's central precinct on Auckland’s waterfront have been honoured with a prestigious international award.
50,000 homes enabled under SHAs
Housing Project Office Director Ree Anderson describes how Auckland Council is enabling the building of thousands of new homes.
Zoo Tales: Ducks to water
It was the perfect sunny day to release six pāteke (brown teal) on Rotoroa Island in this week’s Zoo Tales episode. Watch them take to their new wetland homes like ducks to water!
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