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Most Aucklanders continue to rate their quality of life highly
Auckland’s topline results for the 2024 Rangahau te Korou o te Ora / Quality of Life Survey have been released, showing 75 per cent of Aucklanders rate their overall quality of life positively.
Final step underway to decide council election boundaries
Auckland Council’s final proposal for representation arrangements will soon be considered by the Local Government Commission.
Hihi thrive in new regional park home
A conservation effort led by Auckland Council rangers to assist one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most treasured native birds is delivering groundbreaking results.
New timeline for property revaluation
Auckland Council is in the process of delivering its three-yearly property revaluations, ahead of the 2025/2026 rating year.
Two iconic hotels among Council’s Regional Historic Heritage Grant recipients
Two long-standing hospitality venues, at opposite ends of Auckland, will get some help to future-proof through Auckland Council’s Regional Historic Heritage Grant.
Have your say on proposed changes to Auckland’s dog rules
Changes to where dogs can go on and off-leash are being proposed for some parks and beaches.
Making progress on Māngere flood resilience projects
Resource consents have been approved for two much-needed flood resilience projects in Māngere.
Outdoor fires restricted in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland
Fire and Emergency New Zealand has moved Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland into a restricted fire season from today (Thursday 16 January) until further notice.
Gannet Track reopens at Muriwai Regional Park
Following an extended closure due to significant storm damage in early 2023, the Maukatia Gannet Track and access to the gannet colony at Ōtakamiro Point in Muriwai has now been restored.
Summer opportunity for mobile food trucks
Auckland Council invites mobile food vendors to consider a unique opportunity this summer to deliver high-quality food services at Muriwai Regional Park.
$47 million investment for parks, facilities through Regional Work Programme
Auckland Council is investing more than $47 million over the next three years into parks and community facilities, through the Regional Capital Investment Work Programme.
New playgrounds and walkways: ten projects highlight investment in community assets
Brand new infrastructure has been created across Tāmaki Makaurau and existing assets renewed.
Auckland officially recognised as a Tree City of the World
“Trees are important to people, no matter what country they are from or what language they speak."
Removing under-used rubbish bins saves Aucklanders millions
Aucklanders may have noticed the removal of some public rubbish bins from parks and public places. So, what’s this all about?
Slimy algae on Auckland beaches: What you need to know
Locals and visitors may see slimy algae - usually black or dark green in colour, in the sea and on beaches in the region this summer.
Watercare gets to work on first permanent non-potable water tanker filling station in Māngere
Watercare is laying the groundwork for its first permanent non-potable tanker filling station in Māngere.
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