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Council property review saves Auckland ratepayers $17 million a year
A six-year review of Auckland Council-owned property has saved $17 million a year, at no cost to ratepayers.
Ancient Muriwai lava megapillows gain global recognition
Unique formations of megapillow lava flows at Muriwai, that are millions of years old, are now listed among the world’s most significant geological sites by the International Union of Geological Sciences.
Local alcohol policy: Freeze on new liquor stores happening now
Auckland’s local alcohol policy starts coming into effect today, Monday 16 September.
Skills for Industry programme puts 1,000 Aucklanders into sustainable employment
Under Ngā Puna Pūkenga, Auckland Council and MSD work in partnership with council contractors and small-to-medium-sized industry employers to create new roles for people who face barriers to the employment market.
Former home of Crown Lynn pottery added to historic heritage schedule
Purpose-built Ceramic House was added to the heritage schedule at today’s Policy and Planning Committee meeting.
Finishing line in sight for Kahika wastewater upgrade
The Kahika wastewater pipeline is now in service.
Inaugural board appointed to the Auckland Future Fund
The Auckland Future Fund’s inaugural board is in place, with three experienced directors confirmed to lead the new regional wealth fund.
New native plant guide to help iwi, community nurseries prosper
The guide serves as a practical step-by-step reference for establishing and running a nursery for native plants.
Beam’s e-scooter licence cancelled following serious compliance breach
The council has issued a decision today on e-scooter provider Beam's micromobility licence.
Independent chair appointed to Group Shared Services Board
The Group Shared Services (GSS) Board has appointed Helen Robinson ONZM as independent chair of the GSS Board effective 4 September 2024.
Trucking company hit with $45,000 fine for breach of Resource Management Act
A south Auckland trucking company and its owner were fined a total of $45,000 in the Auckland District Court.
$13.6 million boost to community sports facilities through Auckland Council grants
Councillor Richard Hills says the funding will help more Aucklanders to participate in community sport and recreation activities.
Crime down in the city centre as new safety plan gets approval
A new plan for enhancing safety in the city centre has been endorsed by the Regulatory and Safety Committee.
Governing Body flicks the switch to ‘open’ on workshops
From September, workshops of Auckland Council’s Governing Body will be set to ‘open by default’.
$3.2 million operating funding approved through Auckland Council’s Sport and Recreation Grant
Fifteen grassroots sports organisations across a range of codes, from all around the region, have received operating grants.
Care for your coast
What do you value about Auckland’s coasts? We’re asking you to have your say and let us know what you think as different Shoreline Adaptation Plans come up for feedback over the course of the year.
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