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Celebrating our marvellous museums
Take a look at some of the wonderful things that can be explored in Auckland’s museums.
Works begin on housing site in Hobsonville Point
Works began on an Auckland Council-owned site in Hobsonville Point, paving the way for more than 400 homes.
Every day is different for friends who met on the job
Phillip Atuahiua and Brendon Collinson reckon there’s great job satisfaction in surveying houses.
New home comes as welcome surprise
When Glen Innes resident Uili Pao-Salu found out he and his family were moving into a new house, he didn’t tell anyone for two weeks.
Māori design helping us experience Auckland as Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Design Office's Phil Wihongi explains that by championing Māori design practice, Auckland Council is demonstrating its commitment to the Māori communities of Auckland and Te Titriti o Waitangi.
Great North Road through New Lynn now open
New Lynn is now accessible via Great North Road, which has been partially re-opened.
New council websites launching from May
New websites for aucklandcouncil.govt.nz and aucklandlibraries.govt.nz will be launched this year to replace the current unsupported and outdated sites.
Advisory panels return for a new term
Auckland Council’s demographic advisory panels began a new three-year term this week, ensuring the views of Aucklanders spanning generations, cultures, ethnicities and abilities continue to be represented in council decisions.
Help these harvesters make the most of windfall
A charity that picks and distributes fresh fruit and preserves to food banks is on the hunt for volunteers.
Kiwi to return home to Hunua Ranges
North Island brown kiwi will be released this afternoon in the Hunua Ranges, the first of their species to inhabit the area for decades.
Aucklanders urged to reduce water use by 20 litres per day
This week’s storm has restricted the treatment capacity of the city’s largest water treatment plant.
Update: Auckland's water supply
Watercare is still dealing with the effects of the Tasman Tempest and is treating less water than normal.
Council concerned at kayaker’s actions
Video circulating on social media and news sites of a kayaker going over the Hunua Falls has disappointed Auckland Council.
Helping international students stay safe in our city
Moving across the world to study can be a daunting experience. Study Auckland is here to help with a series of informative videos, on everything from finding somewhere to live to reporting a crime.
Aucklanders band together through watery times
Aucklanders have had a week of water-related issues and challenges, and have shown plenty of resilience and community spirit.
Q&A with Panuku Chief Executive Roger MacDonald
Panuku Development Auckland Chief Executive Roger MacDonald reflects on his first three months at the helm of the city’s regeneration agency and the opportunities that lie ahead.
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