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New and upgraded GIS system launches today
Auckland Council’s mapping and property information service – GeoMaps – has had a facelift
Aucklanders want intensified housing done well
New research by Auckland Council suggests more Aucklanders agree with intensification for the city's future growth under the Unitary Plan.
Auckland Council presents at geospatial event
Auckland Council had the opportunity to present to 15,000 people from 130 countries around the globe at the Esri User Conference in San Diego this week.
Auckland building activity at all-time high
The Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith and Auckland Mayor Len Brown have released the latest Auckland Housing Accord monitoring report.
Penny Hulse: Industry needs to move over house build delay
Around 20,000 to 30,000 new dwellings are needed to meet the current shortage and another 13,000 a year to keep pace with Auckland's growth. Last calendar year, the council consented just over 9000 dwellings, which is the most since 2005, but stil...
Winter warmth wins
There is no ban on the use of open fireplaces or wood burners in Auckland homes this winter and we give advice on efficient fuel use.
Facing the challenges of housing seniors
Auckland’s aging population presents unique challenges for both central and local government, one of which is housing affordability for seniors.
Local dog access rules review
Several local boards are reviewing dog access on local beaches and parks.
Making the Auckland Unitary Plan
Over the last five years the Auckland Unitary Plan has been through widespread public consultation.
Deciding the Auckland Unitary Plan
Over the next two months OurAuckland is running a series called Growing Auckland.
Auckland Unitary Plan: a mammoth task nearly complete
After 249 days of hearings, reviewing 13,364 public submissions, and receiving over 10,000 pieces of evidence the independent hearings on the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan have come to an end.
National Policy Statement could be useful tool
Auckland’s mayor and deputy mayor believe the proposals contained in the National Policy Statement on Urban Development Capacity (NPS) will provide a useful tool in measuring and meeting demand for land for both housing and business.
A well planned Whenuapai deserves more than piecemeal housing projects
Auckland Council wants to create a great, well-planned community for Whenuapai, not simply a series of piecemeal housing developments, said Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse.
Knowing someone cares
A new report aims to shape the way helping agencies work with at-risk young people to reduce drug related harm.
Knowing someone cares - study results
Key statistics from the "Knowing Someone Cares" study into young people at risk of drug related harm
Auckland Conversations closes the Tripartite Economic Summit 2016 in style
The Tripartite Economic Alliance Summit was rounded off in style last night with more than 700 people attending Auckland Conversations’ Shaping Future Cities at the Viaduct Events Centre.
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