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A plan for Auckland’s growth
Auckland’s population is expected to reach at least 2.5 million people in 30 years, placing huge pressure on our existing housing, transport and other infrastructure.
ATEED: Correction to media report
A recent media report has included inaccurate references to Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED)’s budget.

Report finds councils’ finances in good shape
A recent report shows the country's councils are in good financial shape.

Toi Whītiki celebrates Auckland’s unique cultural identity
Toi Whītiki, Auckland Council's new arts plan, weaves the city's creative strands together.

Road closures on Maungawhau (Mt Eden)
To enable essential road and carpark upgrades, Puhi Huia Road on Maungawhau / Mt Eden will be closed to all motor vehicles including tour buses for a few days this week and next week.

Behind the Scenes at Auckland’s Lightpath
While thousands of Aucklanders continue to enjoy the city’s new iconic Nelson St cycleway, little is known about the hard work behind the scenes to create the dazzling magenta Lightpath.
Pay review for council chief executive
Auckland Council’s governing body has determined a new remuneration package of $690,000 for Chief Executive (CE) Stephen Town.

Oma rāpeti! Protecting our maunga from pests
The Tūpuna Maunga (ancestral mountains) or volcanic cones represent some of the most significant cultural, archaeological and geological places in Auckland.
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Events

Sunday Concert Series – An Evening of Violin and Piano
The Francis-Lee Duo presents a programme of violin and piano repertoire spanning across 142 years.

Shakespear Regional Park Planting Day
Join rangers and volunteers and help plant the trees grown by Shakespear Open Sanctuary Society Inc.

Waitawa Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.

Auckland Town Hall Tours
The return of the Auckland Town Hall Tours, offering a remarkable experience of the historic building.

Scenes from a Yellow Peril
An uncomfortable, playful and enlightening provocation on racism and privilege in Aotearoa.

Celebrating Matariki at the Village
Come to Howick Historical Village to celebrate Matariki.

Matariki Festival 2022
An exciting line-up of more than 80 events region-wide.

Audioculture Presents: 100 Years of Live Music on Auckland’s North Shore with Gareth Shute
Listen to a free talk by music historian Gareth Shute.
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