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What can Auckland learn from Toronto?
The Auckland Conversations: Liveable=Affordable event was held on Friday 22 September at the Viaduct Events Centre, as part of the RMLA conference.
Auckland Unitary Plan update
Limited rights of appeal against Auckland Council’s decision to accept the recommendations made by the Independent Hearings Panel on Redhills Precinct are now available.
Housing First places 150 people into homes
Mayor Phil Goff is thrilled with Housing First's progress over four months that has seen 150 people supported into 93 permanent homes across Auckland.
A very simple guide to the unitary plan
Everyone has questions about the Auckland Unitary Plan. Here are some answers.
You can now apply for building consents online
You can now complete every step of the building and resource consenting process online.
What is happening in the city centre?
From business development to cycle ways, the City Rail Link, the waterfront, parks improvements, growing transport options and not to mention housing - it is full on downtown.
Refreshed strategy for future urban areas
Around 137,000 homes and 70,000 jobs will come through the refreshed strategy, almost half of which is proposed to be development ready over the next 10 years.
$300 million infrastructure investment will help create 10,500 homes
The $300 million of new funding provided through the Housing Infrastructure Fund will unlock housing development in Auckland's north-west via investment in transport, wastewater and stormwater projects earmarked by Auckland Council as priority, fa...
Putting people at the centre of urban design
The Auckland Design Manual has introduced a new tool to help architects and designers cater for people of all physical abilities and stages of life when they are designing buildings and public spaces.
Appeals pass half-way mark
The majority of Unitary Plan appeals are expected to be completed by the end of the year.
The unitary plan: What do the zones mean?
Single House Zone, Mixed Urban Zone ... what are zones, how do they work, and what do they mean for your neighbourhood?
Works begin on housing site in Hobsonville Point
Works began on an Auckland Council-owned site in Hobsonville Point, paving the way for more than 400 homes.
Every day is different for friends who met on the job
Phillip Atuahiua and Brendon Collinson reckon there’s great job satisfaction in surveying houses.
New home comes as welcome surprise
When Glen Innes resident Uili Pao-Salu found out he and his family were moving into a new house, he didn’t tell anyone for two weeks.
Housing First launches to help Auckland’s homeless
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff and Social Housing Minister Amy Adams have launched Housing First Auckland, which aims to house 472 homeless Aucklanders and provide wrap-around services.
Auckland Conversations event launches 'Housing First' initiative
Watch the Auckland Conversations event on tackling homelessness, where Housing First creator Dr Sam Tsemberis spoke along with members of the newly formed Housing First Collective.
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