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Help us work towards a predator-free Waiheke
Waiheke Local Board encourages everyone to do their bit to help eliminate pests from Waiheke Island.
Marine pest found at Great Barrier
Mediterranean fanworm, an invasive marine pest, has been found at Port Fitzroy and Auckland Council’s biosecurity team want to know if you’ve seen it.
CRL project given another top sustainability rating
Auckland’s City Rail Link (CRL) project was last night awarded a Leading Infrastructure Sustainability (IS) Design rating by the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA), the highest possible achievement in the IS scheme.
Parnell train station is open
The station on Cheshire Street provides access to Parnell and will later link to the Auckland Domain, the University of Auckland and AUT.
Ponsonby Road pedestrian improvements project begins
Auckland Transport (AT) and the Waitematā Local Board are making improvements at eight intersections along Ponsonby Road to make the area more attractive and pedestrian-friendly.
Butterflies declare war on Waiheke weeds
The Auckland Council Biosecurity team has launched the latest in a round of biocontrol attacks on Auckland’s weeds.
Women take the lead on central city redevelopment
The project to redevelop Freyberg Place and the Ellen Melville Centre has women in many key roles, including senior project leader, project manager, lead landscape architect, lead architect, and manager of the contracting team.
Upcycling at the Tip Stop Shop
Next time you visit Great Barrier Island don't forget to grab a bargain at the Aotea Community Upcycle Centre in Claris, affectionately known by locals as the Tip Stop Shop.
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