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Peace Bell stolen from Henderson's Japanese Garden
The council is urging anyone with information about the missing Bell to contact the council or Police.
Extensive pest control in Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / the Hūnua Ranges continues
Auckland Council continues to progress an extensive predator control operation in Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / the Hūnua Ranges Regional Park this week and through to the weekend, meaning the park remains closed.
Progressing flood resilience for Rānui, Henderson and Massey communities
Auckland Council is progressing works to reduce flood risk for the Rānui, Henderson and Massey areas through the 'Manawa aa Whenua | Clover Drive-Rānui Flood Resilience Project'.
Key summer updates for Muriwai
Muriwai Regional Park visitors will find a range of food options and cool refreshments available at the west coast beach hotspot this summer.
From General Counsel to Judge
Auckland Council’s General Counsel Helen Wild has been appointed to the High Court of New Zealand as an Associate Judge.
Please be aware that due to fire damage, Fairy Falls Track is currently closed.
Auckland Regional Parks track update
This update outlines significant progress made since April 2025 to renew and reopen tracks damaged during the severe weather events of 2023.
Aucklanders urged to use fireworks safely this Guy Fawkes season
Fireworks are fun, but they can also be dangerous.
Bringing Pōhutukawa Glade back to life
Work is now under way to bring Pōhutukawa Glade, a much-loved Karekare reserve in the Waitākere Ranges Regional Park, back to life.
Houkura Board appointments confirmed
The representatives will take office on 1 November 2025 and will serve on the board until 31 October 2028.
Feedback sought on future recreational use for A F Thomas Park
Public consultation about this park on the North Shore runs from 20 October, through to 23 November 2025.
Council and Volunteering Auckland celebrate 35-year partnership
Auckland Council is proud to have supported Volunteering Auckland for more than three decades.
ShakeOut drill 2025 a chance to prepare for a real-life earthquake
New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi takes place this Thursday 16 October at 9.30am.
Shining a light on innovation: Eight years across the Waitematā Harbour
A smart energy partnership between Auckland Council group and Vector, that has lit up the Auckland Harbour Bridge daily for the past eight years, is coming to a close.
Panels prove their worth to Auckland Council
Auckland Council’s six demographic advisory panels, with 60 members in total, have reached the end of their current term as champions for their specific communities.
Boost to arts and culture close to $500,000
Thirty-one recipients will receive a funding boost of $482,400 in the first round of Auckland Council’s Regional Arts and Culture Grants Programme for 2025/2026.
First Auckland Startup Week set to connect startup founders with advice and investment
The first Auckland Startup Week gets underway from 20-24 October, bringing together more than 2000 investors, industry experts, and startup founders at all stages of business development.
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