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New Zealand’s role in the Battle of Jutland remembered
More than eight and a half thousand men lost their lives in just thirty six hours in the largest naval battle of the Great War.
Orewa follows the Tsunami signs and blue lines
Auckland Council will be installing tsunami signs in Orewa next week to increase the coastal town’s tsunami preparedness.
Strong support for SeaPath
Public support for Auckland’s proposed SeaPath, a proposed walking and cycling path between Takapuna and Northcote Point, has been overwhelming.
Simpler and more frequent bus network for North Shore
North Shore residents can look forward to a simpler, better connected, and more frequent bus network which reflects the community’s needs, as the final decisions on the New Network for the North Shore were released today.
Arkles Bay fishing permitted over winter
The summer-long ban on set netting at Arkles Bay will be lifted at midnight on Easter Monday.
Interns making a big difference
What's it like interning at Auckland Council? We spoke with Licensing and Compliance intern Nicola Clark.
Pest-free homecoming for tiny robins
The birdsong of the native North Island robins, or toutouwai, will once again fill Shakespear Open Sanctuary following the release of the first pairs into their new pest-free home.
North Shore Resource Centre supports local community
For the past 36 years, the North Shore Resource Centre has supported North Shore schools, early childhood centres and community groups with cheap or free resources.
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