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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.
New era for Auckland Council maintenance
Aucklanders can expect better maintenance of their local parks, buildings and open spaces from 1 July, thanks to a move that will also save money.
Productivity Commission recommends changes to urban planning
In 2015 the government asked the Productivity Commission to look at ways to improve New Zealand’s planning system.
Mayor welcomes report on light rail to airport
Mayor Phil Goff has welcomed government and Council agreement on the need for light rail from the airport to city.
Auckland Council disappointed in George in the Park behaviour
The council is extremely disappointed to see and hear about the poor behaviour from a number of the attendees at George in the Park, says Events Manager David Burt.
Mayor signs historic iwi relationship agreement
Mayor Phil Goff has signed the first formal relationship agreement between mana whenua iwi or hapu and Auckland Council since the unification of Tāmaki Makaurau in 2010.
Q&A with Panuku Chief Executive Roger MacDonald
Panuku Development Auckland Chief Executive Roger MacDonald reflects on his first three months at the helm of the city’s regeneration agency and the opportunities that lie ahead.
New partnership secures Auckland film studio
Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED) has signed a long-term lease on the site developed for upcoming sci-fi movie Meg, and will initially operate the studio complex.
Monte Cecilia School costs released
In this update, the council confirms the cost paid for approximately 20 properties which have been progressively acquired for the expansion of Monte Cecilia Park.
CRL tunnel boring machine to start next stage of journey
The machine, named Valerie in honour of Olympian Valerie Adams, is being refurbished before tunnelling the final 200m stretch down Albert Street.
Bookings already secured for new convention centre
Auckland has won bids to host two large conferences at the New Zealand International Convention Centre in 2020.
Mayoral Housing Taskforce meets to tackle housing supply
Mayor Phil Goff has convened the first meeting of a taskforce on housing that brings together a diverse group of people to identify and overcome barriers to building more homes in Auckland.
Mayor disappointed at Government’s fuel tax decision
Mayor Phil Goff has expressed his disappointment at the Government’s decision to rule out a regional fuel tax despite Auckland’s worsening traffic congestion.
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