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Netball, table tennis, hockey and BMX among sports to receive $5m council funding
Auckland Council has agreed $5 million in funding to eight sports organisations across Auckland in the first funding round from its new Sports and Recreation Fund.
Making Auckland an age-friendly city
Auckland Council is inviting older people to share their ideas on ways to help make Auckland an age-friendly city.
Creating healthy travel options in Tāmaki Makaurau
The Healthy Streets Alliance Auckland wants streets to be slower and safer for everyone.
Last days to have your say on Auckland’s dog rules
Aucklanders can have their say on proposed changes to the Auckland Council Policy on Dogs 2012 and Dog Management Bylaw 2012.
Easter licensing laws explained
Auckland Council’s alcohol licensing inspectors carried out checks on Good Friday and Easter Sunday to ensure the law was being followed.
Auckland - is it the best place for Pasifika to live?
A recent debate provided a forum to discuss issues of importance to Pacific communities, including housing, civic participation and belonging.
Consents hit record high in Auckland
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says Auckland Council is on a recruiting drive for consenting staff to keep pace with the record rate of building in Auckland.
Car transporters parking under investigation
Auckland Transport wants to find a solution to the issue of car transporters being loaded and unloaded on suburban streets.
Steady progress towards a world-class city
The second quarterly progress update on the council’s financial management and performance against the 10-year Budget.
Electoral ward changes will affect some voters in October local elections
The Local Government Commission has upheld Auckland Council’s proposed changes to electoral ward boundaries.
Have your say on new speed limits
AT Chief Executive Shane Ellison encourages you to give feedback on proposed speed limit changes
Do you live in one area and pay rates on a property in another?
If you live and vote in one council district, but also pay rates on a property in another district, you may be eligible to enrol as a non-resident ratepayer elector in that other council district.
Regional Fuel Tax already paying dividends
Auckland’s RFT is already paying dividends as evidenced by an uptick in growth in public transport use since the tax was introduced.
Is your rental insulated?
The deadline for landlords to be compliant with the Residential Tenancies Act legislation is 1 July 2019.
Improving road safety in Auckland with speed limit changes
Emily Reeves, road safety advocate and deputy chair of the Auckland City Centre Residents' Group, on the AT speed limit bylaw plans.
What slower speeds mean for quality of life
AUT's Grant Schofield explains how road speed limits affect the quality of life in our cities.
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