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Swimmers at Waiheke advised to wash off
Swimmers at all Waiheke beaches are advised to wash off after being in the sea water.
Council to refund inorganic collection charge to some households
Auckland Council will provide a refund of $22.77 to 230,000 households that will not receive its inorganic collection service within the current 2015/2016 financial year (ending 30 June 2016).
Help clean-up Manukau Harbour
Sustainable Coastlines needs your help in raising awareness of the condition of the Manukau - with a desire to return the harbour to a pristine state.
Auckland in the world’s top 20 most dynamic cities
Auckland has been recognised globally as a city on the move, being named for the first time in JLL’s top 20 City Momentum Index.
Upgrading your home heating still voluntary in 2016
If you’ve been told that you have to replace your fireplace or wood burner for the winter of 2016, you don’t. There is currently no ban on the use of open fireplaces or wood burners in Auckland.
First pickups for inorganic service
The first bookings have been made and the first pickups are scheduled across Auckland neighbourhoods to continue throughout the week (15-19 February).
A transport revolution is underway
Preliminary work for Auckland’s largest infrastructure project, the City Rail Link (CRL) is now well underway.
Progress on study into Auckland's port
Dr Rick Boven, Independent Chair of the Port Future Study, talks about the study’s progress and what is coming up in 2016.
Zoo tales: Surprise parakeet chicks!
When a pair of (supposedly) non-breeding orange-fronted parakeets moved to Auckland Zoo a few months ago, no one was more ecstatic than bird-keeper Emma when five chicks hatched!
Big public campaign to drive changes in household waste
Over the next few years, the way Aucklanders dispose of waste will be transformed as the council ramps up changes that will help deliver the vision of zero waste by 2040.
Take care when making cultural offerings to the Manukau Harbour
Aucklanders wishing to make cultural or religious offerings to the Manukau Harbour are being urged to be mindful and speak with the council beforehand.
Council investigating reports of feral pigs in Hunuas
A warning about the destructiveness of feral pigs has been issued by Auckland Council.
Forum shares tips on Manukau Harbour care
Businesses based on the catchments of the Manukau Harbour have received practical advice on how to be more harbour friendly in their everyday business practices.
Zoo tales – devil’s in the detail!
This week on Zoo Tales, Auckland Zoo carnivore keeper tells us why she loves the little (Tasmanian) devils.
Rewarding year for council’s geospatial team
Nathan Heazlewood, Programme Manager for Auckland Council’s Geospatial Future Mode of Operations Programme, explains the hard work and challenges behind three impressive team awards in 2015.
Unlocking Auckland’s transport network
Mayor Len Brown explains how the City Rail Link will revolutionise Auckland.
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