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Tsunami siren testing at Ōrewa on 27 September
The sirens are tested bi-annually, and Adam Maggs, General Manager of Auckland Emergency Management says no action is required from the public.
City Rail Link train patronage a record-breaker
Auckland’s rail network has recorded its busiest week ever in the first seven days of CRL services
Milford storm-affected land update – September 2026
Removal of Category 3 houses ramps up in Milford.
Fence it, plant it, restore it
Local boards chip in an extra $280,000 to help rural landowners tackle erosion, restore wetlands and improve water quality across the region.
Whistlestop tour: North Shore, city, waterfront and back again
Part two of our whistlestop series takes in three stunning CRL stations, leafy hideaways, beautiful art and waterfront views.
Growth without the carbon
Aucklanders are getting more public transport services, cleaner ways to travel and more investment in transport infrastructure, while transport emissions continue to fall.
Council backs proposal to bring MOTAT into Auckland Council group
Auckland's Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) has moved a step closer to joining the Auckland Council group
Step into the ring
Aucklanders are invited to step into the ring as King Pin, a unique, new exhibition showcases the extraordinary personal collection of New Zealand’s foremost boxing and wrestling historian.
How a vision for Maungawhau helped create a celebration of Tāmaki Makaurau
What began as a desire to help Aucklanders connect with the stories of Maungawhau has grown into a wider celebration of an important part of the origins of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland's history.
Game on: Auckland hosts conference for game development as sector value climbs to $1bn in NZ
Auckland is hosting the New Zealand Game Developers Conference (NZGDC) for the first time in nearly a decade.
El Niño is here Auckland – what’s your plan?
A hot, dry summer is likely this year; no need to panic though - simple things Aucklanders can do before summer turns up the heat.
6 ways to put a spring in your step this season
Spring has arrived in Tāmaki Makaurau, bringing longer days, blossoming parks and the perfect excuse to try something new.
Whistlestop tour: Big adventures for little explorers
Part 1 of our whistlestop tour is a chance to have unique family adventures by train. Experience the new City Rail Link, thrill-seeking playgrounds, and active imaginings.
5 ways to get immersed in te reo Māori this Mahuru Māori and Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
Tāmaki Makaurau offers a range of experiences that invite people of all ages to engage, explore and celebrate te reo Māori this month.
Office move: council snaps up new office space for savings and efficiency
Auckland Council has agreed to a new corporate property opportunity which will see teams from across the council group move closer to its corporate HQ and realise future savings.
A defining moment for Auckland as City Rail Link opens
“I encourage Aucklanders to get on board and make the most of this significant investment in our city's future" - Mayor Wayne Brown.
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