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3,500 reasons to put the health of freshwater first
Recent consultation with Aucklanders on how to improve the region’s rivers, lakes and streams has been hailed a success.
Animal Management Officer scores dream job
Why wouldn't you want a summer job like this!
Auckland Council using AI technology to understand tree canopy cover changes
The council has a new tool to work towards its goal of increasing tree canopy across urban Auckland.
Important milestone sees Te Whau Pathway construction recommence
The Te Whau Pathway, is one step closer to becoming a reality after construction resumed today, on a section of the pathway in Te Atatū.
Four super sporting facilities getting a well-deserved upgrade
Grassroots sporting organisations are the good-vibes glue that bring communities together.
Applications open for latest round of Ngā Hapori Momoho / Thriving Communities Grants
These grants are for regionally significant groups, services, events and activities that benefit residents across Auckland.
Auckland’s Long-term Plan of choices and trade-offs
The Long-term Plan is one of the main tools that helps to shape and improve our city.
Know where it’s safe to swim in the Waitematā
The rāhui and blanket public health advice not to swim in the Waitematā Harbour is starting to lift as green ticks return to Auckland’s safeswim.org.nz
Garden initiatives in the community – sharing kai and knowledge
Aucklanders are growing their skills thanks to three community garden initiatives that support food sovereignty in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Blackgate project is a new, greener way forward
Some of us have money in the bank - Glasgow Contractors has concrete, sandbags made from leftover FIFA Women’s World Cup, materials, sugar cane pegs and a host of other carbon-saving initiatives.
Children learn how to build a solid future
Pakuranga Heights students have swapped the classroom for the garden, although they've had to build them first!
Beautifying Manukau since 2001
One of Auckland’s star-performing charitable trusts continues to shine in the work it does leading beautification projects and environmental education all over the south and east of Tāmaki Makaurau.
New Whau Pathway funding will be a great ride (or walk)
An extra $14 million from the Government for part of Te Whau Pathway gives the green light to extend a walking and cycling connection to Te Atatu South.
Come in and say hi to the friendly staff at the newest community recycling centre in Auckland
Auckland’s newest community recycling centre is more than just a place to drop off your unwanted items. It’s a place where the community can come together and learn more about sustainability.
Boards back level crossing removal plans
Local boards in the south of the city support rail into the future.
Call for infrastructure to lead growth
Growth, southern local boards say, should only come when the systems to support it are in place.
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