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Appeals pass half-way mark
The majority of Unitary Plan appeals are expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Auckland Council kicks off Value for Money Review
Auckland Council is reviewing the way it provides some services, to ensure it does so efficiently.
Water and wastewater price changes
From 1 July 2017, water prices will increase by 2.5 percent and wastewater services will increase by 3.3 percent on average. The Infrastructure Growth Charge will increase by 3 percent.
Mayor launches Million Trees initiative
Mayor Phil Goff's programme to green our city by planting a million trees and shrubs across Auckland over three years will start with 170,000 plants in its first year.
New walkway through construction on Lower Queen Street
The walkway, a joint effort between CRL, Precinct Properties and Activate Auckland, will provide a safe, well-lit, attractive route, separating pedestrians from CRL construction on the eastern side and Commercial Bay property development on the we...
Council discusses Annual Budget
On Thursday 1 June, Auckland Council will make decisions on its Annual Budget 2017/2018, bringing the process which began in November one step closer to completion.
Thanks Auckland! Annual Budget submissions break record
People were eager to have their say in year's Annual Budget consultation, with submission numbers increasing by more than 140 per cent.
The unitary plan: What do the zones mean?
Single House Zone, Mixed Urban Zone ... what are zones, how do they work, and what do they mean for your neighbourhood?
New bylaw for indoor domestic fires
The Air Quality Bylaw for Indoor Domestic Fires takes effect from 1 June 2017 .
Auckland Transport recognised at Procurement Excellence Awards
The City Rail Link won the Sustainability Project of the Year and AT's Procurement Manager for Infrastructure, Dave Colquhoun was a finalist in the Procurement Professional of the Year award.
Works begin on housing site in Hobsonville Point
Works began on an Auckland Council-owned site in Hobsonville Point, paving the way for more than 400 homes.
Rates of obese 4-year-olds drop
The Auckland Regional Public Health Service says rates of obese pre-schoolers are dropping, but adults tip the scales.
New maintenance suppliers confirmed
A four-month-long procurement process has chosen innovative suppliers for council maintenance services.
Māori design helping us experience Auckland as Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Design Office's Phil Wihongi explains that by championing Māori design practice, Auckland Council is demonstrating its commitment to the Māori communities of Auckland and Te Titriti o Waitangi.
Advisory panels return for a new term
Auckland Council’s demographic advisory panels began a new three-year term this week, ensuring the views of Aucklanders spanning generations, cultures, ethnicities and abilities continue to be represented in council decisions.
Council to refine investment policy and review share portfolio
Auckland Council’s Finance and Performance Committee has agreed to change its responsible investment policy and exclude investment in a number of activities and industries.
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