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Exotic Caulerpa and the Hauraki Gulf: Assessing the ecosystem services at risk
The NZ Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) final report to the Hauraki Gulf Forum has been released. It states that the value of the Hauraki Gulf’s ecosystem services and natural capital is estimated to be more than $5 billion dollars each year.
Te Ara Tukutuku: Make sure to Have Your Say
Aucklanders are being encouraged to help create a living legacy for their city.
All aboard - Free Wynyard Quarter Red Boats Ferry now running seven days a week
Come aboard and enjoy a free ferry ride to Wynyard Quarter.
Aucklanders: we need your feedback to build our tsunami resilience
We’re asking Aucklanders to take part to give us valuable insights.
Accelerating flood resilience projects in Māngere
The Minister for the Environment has begun public engagement to seek feedback on the proposed Order in Council.
$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.
Tūpuna Maunga Authority announces annual research scholarship opportunity
The Tūpuna Maunga Authority is excited to announce that applications are open for its annual research scholarship of up to $10,000.
How we represent you: Have your say by 8 August
Aucklanders have one week left to give feedback on Auckland Council representation before consultation closes at 4pm on Thursday 8 August.
Auckland Council pool and leisure service delivery model confirmed
The service delivery model for Auckland Council’s pool and leisure services has been confirmed, with an enhanced partially outsourced model for the region-wide network.
Over 500 houses to be permanently reconnected to wastewater network
Watercare is starting six months of flood recovery repairs in Auckland’s North Shore this month to permanently reconnect 503 households to the wastewater network.
Auckland Council’s $10 million contribution helps Kaipara Moana regeneration efforts
The Kaipara Harbour is a natural wonder in Auckland’s north-west, but sediment run-off into the moana threatens its health.
The final streetscape works around Waitematā Station (Britomart) begin
Auckland Council and City Rail Link are working together to ensure the streets and spaces around the Waitematā Station are upgraded and ready for the expected influx of people.
Leys Institute to be restored and protected with additional $9.5 million council boost
The historic buildings in Ponsonby are earthquake-prone and were closed in December 2019 due to safety risks.
New bridge at Hunua Falls arrives early
A popular Hunua Ranges Regional Park river crossing gets a major upgrade this month to improve access to surrounding tracks and showcase the impressive 30-metre high Hunua Falls.
New playgrounds and walkways: ten projects highlight investment in community assets
Brand new infrastructure has been created across Tāmaki Makaurau and existing assets renewed.
New rental e-scooter license granted for outer suburbs
Auckland council has granted a new rental e-scooter licence for outer suburbs
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