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Making Auckland work: why access to jobs and opportunities matters
Why are some Auckland locations more in demand than others? Discover how access to jobs, transport and housing choices helps shape the way our city grows.
Auckland's water supplies in good shape heading into summer
Aucklanders can head into summer with confidence, with the region's water storage sitting well above average and water restrictions unlikely.
Returning Home: Te Henga Marae moves a step closer
Auckland Council has approved an allocation of up to $2.2 million from the Tahua Huanga Ora Māori Outcomes Fund to help Te Kawerau ā Maki.
Auckland to host global celebration of indigenous fashion and creativity at NZ Fashion Week Kahuria 2026
Fostering a thriving creative sector and strengthening connections across indigenous communities through arts, culture and economic development.
Status of Auckland’s regional parks strengthened
Auckland Council has secured legal protection for 700 more hectares of regional parkland in Tāmaki Makaurau.
New strategy sets a clear direction for a healthier Manukau Harbour
Auckland Council has adopted a new long-term strategy to help restore the health of Manukau Harbour.
New boardwalk to improve access to Soldiers Bay and help protect kauri
Visitors to Soldiers Bay on Auckland's North Shore will soon enjoy safer, year-round access thanks to a new boardwalk and bridge connection now under construction.
Opinion: How rates run Auckland
Ratepayers have received their first bills for the new financial year. What are they getting in return for their hard-earned cash?
Auckland celebrates major milestone with City Rail Link opening date confirmed
Mayor Wayne Brown and Transport Minister Chris Bishop have officially announced the City Rail Link will open on 13 September, marking the beginning of a new chapter for public transport in New Zealand’s largest city.
City Rail Link is OPENING on 13 September
The city is about to experience the biggest change the city's rail network has seen in generations.
Then and Now: the city centre’s extraordinary transformation
"Our three station neighbourhoods in the city centre are ready for thousands of people who will ascend the escalators to street level" - Councillor Hills
No, Auckland's food grades are not going anywhere
A decision to allow the Food Safety Information Bylaw to expire will not affect how food grades are displayed.
From kitchen to energy: a small habit helping Kiwi-Indian families make a big difference
Jai Singh alongside the Aotearoa Sustainability Grid (ASG) are helping South Asian communities get smarter with their food scraps and waste.
Ten-stop walk in midtown: new art, trees, transport links blended with history
Walk among the new artworks, trees and redesigned streets in this renewed station precinct.
Two young Aucklanders inspiring Auckland’s youth
A programme shown to be uplifting rangatahi to realise their potential and step into leadership.
Need a venue for just about any get-together?
If you’re looking for the perfect venue, these standout community hubs offer something for every occasion.
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