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Upgraded water quality guide considered
A significant upgrade of Auckland’s Safeswim beach water quality monitoring programme is being considered by Auckland Council.
Westfield station to close in March
In November last year it had less than 330 passengers getting on and off services each day.
Trade Me pledges to help young Aucklanders find jobs
The programme is designed to help Auckland’s 23,000 young jobseekers (15-24 years) who are not in education, employment or training (NEET).
Pot-holing work to begin in the CBD
It's time to start work on the detailed design of the CRL’s mid-town and Karangahape Rd stations and the modifications to Mt Eden Station.
30-year plan for Auckland’s transport needs
A forward-looking transport plan to support major growth areas in the north, north-west and south of the region has been completed.
A new vision to help disabled Aucklanders
Local governments will play a greater role in helping disabled people to participate in their communities and achieve their goals on an equal basis as others.
Project Auckland
The mayor gave more detail about his plans for Auckland during the current term.
New chapter in Auckland Libraries' evolution
Auckland Libraries are moving with the times.
Auckland progresses toward low carbon target
The 2016 Low Carbon Report shows that we are moving toward our 2040 emissions reduction target.
Auckland recognised for climate leadership
Auckland has been chosen as a finalist in two categories in the prestigious C40 Cities Awards, standing alongside cities such as Milan, San Francisco, Hong Kong and New York.
Mayoral proposal eases ratepayer burden
Mayor Phil Goff has released a plan to restrict rate rises and raise significant new revenue while restraining borrowing and supporting underpaid and vulnerable Aucklanders.
Auckland Council governance review released
A review of the performance of Auckland Council’s Governance Framework has been completed and presented to councillors and local board members.
Governing Body votes against deep sea oil drilling
Auckland Council’s Governing Body has voted to oppose the proposed offering of petroleum exploration permit applications in the Northland-Reinga and Taranaki Basins, in its submission on the matter to the government.
Demographic advisory panels confirmed
The advisory panels are the Disability, Rainbow Communities, Seniors, Youth, Ethnic Peoples and Pacific Peoples Panels.
Whenuapai structure plan to be released
Whenuapai residents and businesses are invited to attend the launch of the approved Whenuapai Structure Plan.
Auckland Council retains strong credit rating
Auckland Council has retained its strong credit ratings from international agencies Moody’s Investor Service and Standard & Poor’s.
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