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Bronze sculpture targeted at Auckland Botanic Gardens
A $50,000 bronze sculpture has been vandalised and multiple pieces stolen from the Auckland Botanic Gardens, in the latest attack on public assets at the Manurewa grounds.
City Centre Advisory Panel Update – Safety and Recovery
Safety in the central city and its post-Pandemic recovery were two key topics of discussion at the City Centre Advisory Panel meeting on Monday 11 September 2023.
Auckland Transport Chair appointed
Richard Leggat will take up the role of AT board Chair from 1 February 2024
Helensville Library services update
Helensville Library staff are receiving praise for stepping up in challenging circumstances.
How to camp like a champ this summer
From rules for freedom campers to the best spots for day-trippers, here’s what you need to know before you go.
Have your say on the Whatipū to South Head Shoreline Adaptation Plans
Public consultation for the Whatipū to South Head SAP is open from now to 2 April 2024. Have your say and help us plan for the future of our shoreline
3,500 reasons to put the health of freshwater first
Recent consultation with Aucklanders on how to improve the region’s rivers, lakes and streams has been hailed a success.
Faulty pool gates leading cause of failed safety inspections
The council is reminding pool owners to stay vigilant and make sure pool access points are secure to prevent drowning incidents.
Mayor Wayne Brown encourages Aucklanders to support the fight against exotic caulerpa
Two species of exotic caulerpa seaweed have been found in Auckland. Mayor Wayne Brown encourages all Aucklanders, boaties and beachgoers to know the advice and what to do if they spot it.
Culturally Led and Community Fed - Climate Change Adaptation
A new report, published by the Helen Clark Foundation and engineering consultants WSP, stresses the essential need to work with communities to adapt to climate change.
City centre partners teaming up for safer streets
Announcing a new partnership between Auckland Council, NZ police and various organisations to provide a more visible safety presence in the city centre.
Auckland Council using AI technology to understand tree canopy cover changes
The council has a new tool to work towards its goal of increasing tree canopy across urban Auckland.
Auckland Council allocates $225,000 to support community-based climate action
Auckland Council’s Planning, Environment and Parks Committee has approved $225,000 in funding to community groups to support climate action as part of the Auckland Climate Grant.
Pricing the impact of failing infrastructure on natural capital services
The impact of the Parnell sinkhole and associated sewage discharge on the natural capital services provided by the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park, Tīkapa Moana, Te Moananui-ā-Toi.
Important milestone sees Te Whau Pathway construction recommence
The Te Whau Pathway, is one step closer to becoming a reality after construction resumed today, on a section of the pathway in Te Atatū.
Beachcombing leads to additional caulerpa detection at Medlands Beach
Exotic caulerpa has also been detected at Medlands Beach on the east coast of Aotea Great Barrier Island – thanks to the vigilance of Auckland Council Biosecurity Advisor Karen Thode.
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