Find out what's closed and which council services still operate under Alert Level 3.
Get your summer sorted in Auckland with a huge range of events and activities, our region's parks, beaches and walkways, council facilities and more.
Auckland Council’s 10-year Budget for 2021-2031 is now open for public consultation, giving Aucklanders the opportunity to have their say.
Go to your nearest beach or park, not your favourite one.
Public toilets open under Alert Level 3
Ensuring high water quality standards is a primary focus for Auckland Council's Pools and leisure centres.
East Coast Bays Library is one of the busiest across Tāmaki Makaurau, and all the foot traffic has meant the library is now in need of maintenance so it can keep serving the community well.
Ten new street names in Franklin's rapidly-growing Paerata Rise reflect the area's Methodist history and reference the Bible.
A feral pig control programme on Waiheke has successfully reached a point where eradication is possible thanks to support from Ngāti Pāoa and other landowners and the Natural Environment Targeted Rate.
Being back in Alert Level 3 means we must stay in our local communities and, while following some simple rules to keep us safe, we can also keep supporting our local businesses too.
Have your say on Auckland's 10-year Budget online and try our budget simulator website.
The Dominion Road precinct the first destination in the Southern hemisphere to achieve Purple Flag status.
Following the announcement that Auckland will be at Alert Level 3 until 6 March, the 2021 Auckland Lantern Festival has been cancelled.
Auckland moves to Alert Level 3 from 6am Sunday 28 February, for one week.
The revitalisation of the city centre’s downtown precinct is set to continue with Panuku Development Auckland and Auckland Transport working together to find a development partner for the Downtown Car Park.