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Future challenges facing older Aucklanders
Like many cities around the world, Auckland is facing the challenges of a rapidly ageing population with those over 65 years growing faster than any other age group.
No single-use plastic shopping bags from 1 July
Pack a reusable bag when leaving home to avoid being caught bagless as the ban on single-use plastic bags comes into effect on 1 July 2019.
Bottle store staff sell alcohol to minor
Three Auckland bottle stores have failed a recent controlled purchase operation, with staff selling alcohol to a minor.
Updated: Proposed Plan Change 26 - submission period extended
Proposed Plan Change 26 relates to the Special Character Areas Overlay of the Auckland Unitary Plan.
Have your say on an updated Auckland Film Protocol
Auckland Council is asking Aucklanders what they think of a refresh to the Auckland Film Protocol.
Auckland Council undertakes firearms audit
Auckland Council has audited the firearms it owns and is making changes to the way it stores, uses and maintains firearms, in accordance with new legislation.
Auckland Mayor Calls for radical reform to Building Act and Code
Mayor Phil Goff says the Building Act and Building Code need reform to make them fit for purpose to tackle NZ's housing crisis.
Auckland Council's proposed freedom camping bylaw
Consultation has now closed on Auckland Council's proposed freedom camping bylaw.
Auckland Transport to allow pets on trains from Sunday
Pets will be allowed on trains from 16 July as part of a trial introduced by Auckland Transport.
Auckland Council declares climate emergency
Auckland Council's Environment and Community Committee has voted to declare a climate emergency.
Liquor store staff sell to minor
A joint operation between Auckland Council's Alcohol Licensing Unit, Auckland Police and Auckland Regional Public Health have uncovered businesses failing to comply with the law.
Auckland Council launches 2019 elections website
The 2019 local elections website features information about how to vote, why you should vote, and how Auckland Council works.
Number of new residential dwellings consented in Auckland soars
New data shows that more new dwellings are being consented in Auckland than ever before.
Speed reduction the best tool to save lives
Dr Fergus Tate says that lower speeds are the answer to making Auckland's roads safer.
Fruit Fly Update
On-the-ground efforts to manage the recent fruit fly detections in the Northcote area continue, with the possibility of some controls remaining in place throughout the winter months.
Pointing the way to an age-friendly Auckland
Leaders with experience working with older people will take part in an Auckland Conversation on how the council and partners can help make Auckland an age-friendly city.
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