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Moving forward to improve flood resilience in Wairau
Auckland Council continues to progress its planning for the Wairau flood resilience project to restore part of AF Thomas Park to act as a flood storage wetland and reduce the risk of flooding for the wider Wairau area.
Council progresses Deed of Acknowledgement for Waitākere Ranges
Auckland Council’s Policy and Planning Committee has today made a key decision to support the proposed Deed of Acknowledgement for the Waitākere Ranges Heritage Area, and to establish a Waitākere Ranges Heritage Area Forum.
Information on valuation objections
The council is now progressing these objections through our valuation providers, Opteon and Quotable Value.
Kaitiakitanga and community at the heart of Deed of Acknowledgement
More than 2,200 people and organisations have shared their views on a proposed Deed of Acknowledgement for the Waitākere Ranges Heritage Area (WRHA).
Five stars for the future: Te Hono sets a new standard for sustainable design
Te Hono has been awarded a prestigious 5 Green Star rating, recognising its standout performance in sustainable design.
New website puts coastal data in Aucklanders’ hands
Auckland’s coastal monitoring data is now publicly viewable on Auckland Council’s newly launched Coastal Monitoring Portal.
Ten sites of cultural significance to mana whenua recognised in Auckland’s planning rules
Ten places with significant mana whenua values have been added to Auckland’s planning documents.
Auckland Council invests $9.5 million in community sports facilities through grants
Councillor Angela Dalton says non-council-owned sports facilities play an important part in the region’s sport and recreation facility network.
Council gives $500,000 boost to grassroots sports organisations to get Aucklanders active
Councillor Julie Fairey says she’s pleased Auckland Council continues to support sports organisations with their goals of getting Tāmaki Makaurau residents active.
Tsunami advisory now lifted
National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) advises all tsunami advisories have been lifted. Strong and unusual current will continue into the weekend.
New data reflects increasing need on our streets
Data collected by organisations to measure homelessness in Tāmaki Makaurau, and collated by Auckland Council, is showing another jump in the number of people now living without shelter.
Auckland Council update on Chief of Staff
Auckland Council’s Chief Executive Phil Wilson has today completed a review of matters relating to the Office of the Mayor of Auckland’s Chief of Staff, Jazz Singh.
Paw and order: New dog walking rules from 1 August 2025
Changes made at June’s Governing Body meeting will see new on leash, off leash and dog free areas at regional parks, and maximum numbers of dogs that can be walked at once.
Council moves urgently to clarify rules on helicopter use in residential areas
Policy and Planning Committee voted to pursue two actions to clarify and strengthen the rules in the Auckland Unitary Plan.
A park with purpose: flood protection and recreation to coexist at AF Thomas Park
Auckland Council has completed the feasibility study of two proposals, both looking to restore part of AF Thomas Park to a flood storage wetland while keeping the much-loved green space available for Aucklanders to use when the park is not flooded.
Early signs that Auckland’s Local Alcohol Policy is reducing alcohol harm
Initial research shows strong community support for Auckland’s Local Alcohol Policy (LAP), with early signs it may be reducing levels of alcohol-related harm.
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