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Howick Sports Awards
The Howick Sports Awards are produced by Counties Manukau Sport with funding from Howick Local Board.
PMs thank Barrier fire crews
Australian and New Zealand Prime Ministers recently acknowledged the valuable role of volunteer rural firefighters.
A refresh for recyling
Auckland Council is funding a new region-wide inorganic collection service.
Affordable housing for Aucklanders
Auckland Council works with community housing organisations that provide warm, secure housing for those who may struggle to rent or buy privately.
Wynyard Quarter continues to wow
Wynyard Quarter is fast becoming one of New Zealand’s most exciting and diverse areas.
Landscape takes shape at Onehunga foreshore
Planting is underway along the 6.8ha Onehunga foreshore restoration site, with major parts of the project now complete.
Building the world’s most liveable city
Find out what the decisions from the 10-year budget (2015-2025) mean for Auckland.
Clean heat means clean air
To minimise air pollution and maximise heat efficiency, it’s important to know how to create a well-run, smoke-free fire.
Help with keeping your home warm and dry
Making a warmer, drier, healthier home more affordable
The transport network Auckland needs
Through the 10-year budget consultation process, many Aucklanders told us they want to see action on our city’s transport issues.
Zion Hill Reserve enters next life
The transformation of Zion Hill Reserve into an attractive gateway park for Birkenhead town centre starts this month.
Protecting Auckland's biodiversity
Protecting and enhancing Auckland’s ecosystems, plants and animal species is critical to our environmental, social and economic well-being.
Discover Weymouth Walkway
Weymouth Walkway is a paved path that runs approximately 4.5km alongside the Manukau Harbour and Puhinui Creek inlet.
Let’s deal to graffiti, together
Auckland Council will remove graffiti vandalism on residential or business property.
Interview with Youth Advisory Panel Chair Flora Apulu
Youth Advisory Panel Chair Flora Apulu talks about the panel’s role in ensuring the voices of young Aucklanders are heard.
Interview with Johnnie Freeland
Johnnie Freeland, Manager of Te Waka Angamua, explains more about the department’s role and some of the projects and events it has been involved in recently.
