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Auckland Council Libraries adapt research services to changing needs
Research and heritage collection services enter a new era
West Wave leisure pool renewal in time for summer
Council combines works to minimise closed days
New Whau Pathway funding will be a great ride (or walk)
An extra $14 million from the Government for part of Te Whau Pathway gives the green light to extend a walking and cycling connection to Te Atatu South.
Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland Council Group's year-end result demonstrates resilience
Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau/ Auckland Council Group’s Annual Report 2022/2023 shows a resilient council group that has bounced back from many challenges and withstood the worst natural disaster experienced by the region in the group’s history.
Auckland Council Libraries now a one-stop shop
The incorporation of Auckland Council’s last six service centres into community hubs is rolling out, bringing a successful integration programme to an end and boosting service options for Aucklanders.
Progress made but more action needed to accelerate delivery of Te Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri: Auckland’s Climate Plan
Severe weather events like the Auckland Anniversary Floods and Cyclone Gabrielle show the devastating impacts of climate change – and the importance of climate action.
Consultation on Auckland’s cost-share deal with government now open
Aucklanders are being asked whether they support a deal with government to share the costs of funding $2 billion of storm recovery and resilience programmes.
Protecting our trees
There has been some public interest in a developer’s decision to fell trees in Auckland’s suburb of Pukekohe.
Auckland Council approves over $13 million of sport and recreation facilities funding in Tāmaki Makaurau
The significant investment will help more Aucklanders participate in community sport and recreation activities.
Auckland’s 30-year Water Strategy announces its first annual update
The Auckland Water Strategy (2022 – 2050) is Auckland Council’s 30-year approach to water, guided by the vision te mauri o te wai, that the life-sustaining capacity of Auckland’s water is protected and enhanced.
Call for infrastructure to lead growth
Growth, southern local boards say, should only come when the systems to support it are in place.
Finishing goal for Ellerslie football fans
An Auckland Council backed project supporting female participation in sport has reached a major milestone.
Auckland Council confirms sale of Auckland International Airport shares
Auckland Council has confirmed the sale (partial sell-down) of Auckland International Airport Limited (AIAL) shares, as signalled in its Annual Budget 2023/2024.
New Papakura water treatment plant boosts Auckland’s water supply by 12 million litres
The new $81m Papakura Water Treatment Plant will help boost Auckland’s water supply by 12 million litres a day when it goes into service on Thursday 31 August, 2023.
Things you need to know about Māori seats...
Auckland Council wants to know if you think Māori seats should be introduced onto the Governing Body of Auckland Council. To help you provide your feedback, we’ve summarised some key points to consider…
Studio One Toi Tū to reopen after seismic retrofit
With seismic strengthening now complete, Studio One Toi Tū is ready to open its doors
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