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Wild weather causes havoc with Auckland’s trees
While Auckland was facing a wild and windy Wednesday night, Auckland Council’s arborist team and its contractors were out making sure Aucklanders were safe from falling tree limbs and property damage.
Aucklanders: Be ready for a windy Wednesday night
MetService has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and a Strong Wind Warning (orange) for Auckland, including Aotea Great Barrier, for this afternoon, evening and into the early hours of Thursday morning.
Nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert test taking place this Sunday
Don’t be alarmed if your mobile phone receives an Emergency Mobile Alert on Sunday evening (26 May).
Auckland Transport directors appointed
Auckland Council has appointed Julie Hardaker and Andrew Ritchie to the board of Auckland Transport.
Auckland’s Long-term Plan strikes a balance on 10-year investment
Today Auckland Council approved its proposed Long-term Plan 2024-2034.
Watercare doubles down on flood recovery efforts around western dams
Watercare is more than doubling the number of crews working on flood and cyclone recovery works around the Waitākere dams.
Two new sites of exotic caulerpa confirmed in the Hauraki Gulf
As announced by MPI, exotic caulerpa has recently been confirmed at two new locations – the Mokohinau Islands and Rakino Island.
Suction dredge to combat exotic caulerpa on Aotea Great Barrier and Kawau islands
As part of MPI’s accelerated caulerpa response programme, Auckland Council is enhancing its biosecurity response in the Hauraki Gulf.
Auckland Council aligns with Pride Pledge
Auckland Council is taking further steps to support and develop diversity throughout the organisation this year, in a new partnership with Pride Pledge.
Auckland Council structural change moves to next stage
Strengthening the council’s ability to deliver for Auckland has progressed to the next stage with the confirmation of a top-tier leadership change proposal.
Watercare makes solid progress on $3m Helensville dam upgrade
Watercare is making steady progress on a major upgrade to the dam that holds most of Helensville’s drinking water.
Nathan Homestead restoration to future-proof taonga for community
"It’s important we take action now to carry out enhancements so this taonga can be used and enjoyed by locals and visitors for years to come."
3D-printed marine modules to restore marine life and mauri in Te Waitematā
New technology is being used to support the healthy marine environment for Te Waitematā.
Long-term Plan attracts record community feedback
Long-term Plan attracts record community feedback.
City Gardens apartment building update
Last Friday, the council issued a Dangerous Building Notice to the City Gardens apartment building on Albert St over concerns relating to fire safety systems in the building.
$1 million boost for Tāmaki Makaurau arts and culture
44 arts groups and artists will receive support throughout the year ahead to help them deliver a smorgasbord of creative events and activities across Tāmaki Makaurau.
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