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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.
Updated: Urban boundary myth busted
Auckland Council is busting the myth that there is a constraint on building beyond Auckland’s current Metropolitan Urban Limit (MUL).
Win for Auckland Council leader
Sara Hay, General Manager for Procurement at Auckland Council, has been named one of the country’s top leaders at an industry event.
Council now decision-maker in waiting on UP
With hearings on the Proposed Unitary Plan now complete, council’s role is now a bit like a judge about to hear closing arguments in a case.
Auckland Council working to improve consent services
Auckland Council is looking at new ways to improve building consent processes with aims of speeding approvals, reducing costs and ensuring consistency.
Auckland Transport to save money by being under one roof
Chief Financial Officer Richard Morris says this location will give AT a cost effective solution for its accommodation requirements with expected savings of close to a million dollars in the first year alone.
Auckland Unitary Plan reaches major milestone
Hearings before the Independent Hearings Panel come to an end tomorrow.
135 Albert Street - due diligence carried out
Purchasing 135 Albert Street and making it the council’s corporate base remains a sound decision, based on expert advice, perfectly robust due diligence work and a successful move of staff to a new CBD location.
Latest news on Auckland Unitary Plan
Information on the next steps in the process towards finalising the unitary plan has been released by the Auckland Unitary Plan Independent Hearings Panel.
Rapid transit network means better travel for Aucklanders
Aucklanders will have more travel choice and a reliable, frequent and connected service free from congestion thanks to Auckland Transport's plan for an expanded rapid transit network.
Opinion: Council HQ – good value despite repair bill
Councillor Penny Webster on the cost of repairs to Auckland Council's Albert Street headquarters.
Opinion: Why younger people can’t afford a house
Chris Parker, Auckland Council’s Chief Economist, introduces an opinion piece published in the Guardian on British housing.
48% of people would choose Wi-Fi over water in an emergency
Auckland Council Civil Defence and Emergency Management (CDEM) has found that in an emergency situation 48 per cent of people would want Wi-Fi restored before water.
Auckland Housing Accord momentum continues
The supply of new sections and houses under the Auckland Housing Accord is continuing to grow
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