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Acknowledging Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in Tāmaki Makaurau
Find out where you can sign a condolence book for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Development Contributions policy out for second public consultation
Auckland Council is seeking feedback on the next stage of updating its Development Contributions Policy, to ensure new developments contribute fairly to the funding of the council’s infrastructure.
Animal Management annual report reveals impact of COVID-19 pandemic
More dogs than ever, puppies aplenty, adoption opportunities galore and an increase in badly behaved canines.
Be a responsible dog owner
Severe sentence handed down for double dog attack
In a decision in the Manukau District Court, Judge Philip Recordon handed out one of the severest sentences to date in an Auckland Council dog prosecution case, to the owner of two dogs who caused serious injuries on two separate occasions to two...
The White Lady and Auckland Council
The facts on renewing the licence for a cultural icon in our city centre, to ensure good outcomes for all.
Changes to freedom camping rules from today
Auckland Council’s updated Te Ture ā-Rohe Noho Puni Wātea ā-Waka 2022 / Freedom Camping in Vehicles Bylaw 2022 is in effect as of 1 September. Here’s all the changes you need to know about.
Council warns waterfront property owners not to take matters into their own hands
While coastal erosion may be posing a threat to some Auckland waterfront properties homeowners are asked to work closely with the council first and not to take matters into their own hands.
September-October OurAuckland magazine out now
The latest issue of OurAuckland is out now, available online and delivered to homes across the region.
Applications for Regional Historic Heritage Grants opening soon
Aucklanders wanting to preserve and enhance historic heritage places can seek funding through the Regional Historic Heritage Grant Programme which opens for funding next week.
A new lease of life for Kotuku House in Manukau
Kotuku House, Auckland Council’s staff offices in Manukau Central, has been sold.
‘Jumping the gun’ proves pricey for construction company
Construction company snookered!
New book gives voice to the voiceless
Auckland Council approves protection of more notable trees
Auckland Council’s Planning Committee has approved a recommendation to add 24 individual trees and four groups of trees to its notable tree schedule.
Auckland’s recycling takes a step into the future
The sorting of Auckland’s household recyclables is about to take a big step up with Visy’s recycling sorting facility getting an upgrade.
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