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Mayor's $11 billion budget proposal
Spend on housing, transport and environment key priorities for Mayor Phil.
Draft Auckland Plan approved for consultation
Auckland Council's Planning Committee has approved the revised draft Auckland Plan for formal public consultation beginning in February 2018.
A quick guide to property revaluations
Each year, the council’s budget sets out the amount of rates needed to keep Auckland running. Once the budget is set, we need to work out how much each ratepayer should pay.
Public transport good for everyone
There is huge economic benefit from public transport investment to those who continue to travel by car.
Auckland Council approves community initiatives funding
Funding has been approved for a variety of community initiatives through the latest funding rounds.
Mayor ready to get to work on light rail
Mayor Phil Goff welcomes the fuel tax and is ready to get to work on light rail in Auckland.
New directors appointed to ATEED and Watercare
Evan Davies and Glenys Coughlan have been appointed to the board of Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development and former Cabinet Minister Annette King has been appointed to the board of Watercare Services Limited.
Smokefree policy approved
Our updated policy focuses on our commitment to a healthy, smokefree city
Auckland Council pay explained
Each year the Auckland Council group publishes staffing and salary data in its Annual Report, like all other public and private organisations.
Seniors Advisory Panel calls for engagement
Did you know that Auckland Council has a Seniors Advisory Panel who advocates for older people in our region?
Proposed plan change to correct technical errors in Unitary Plan
An administrative plan change to correct technical errors and anomalies in the Auckland Unitary Plan has been publicly notified and submissions are open until 27 October.
Funding future greenfield infrastructure
Over the next 30 years, the cost for new infrastructure is around $20 billion to $30 billion. How should this be funded?
Lower Queen Street plaza design revealed
A stunning plaza and pedestrian space for Auckland in Lower Queen Street outside the Britomart Transport Centre.
Auckland Council Living Wage takes effect
The first phase of Auckland Council’s Living Wage policy came into effect on 1 September, lifting the wages of more than 1,500 employees to $18 per hour.
Easter Sunday Trading decision
Mayor Phil Goff was in favour of preserving the status quo which allows three and a half days of little or no shop trading each year.
Housing First places 150 people into homes
Mayor Phil Goff is thrilled with Housing First's progress over four months that has seen 150 people supported into 93 permanent homes across Auckland.
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