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Colin Dale Park raceway up and running with Auckland Council support
A new top-of-the-line karting facility at Colin Dale Park in the city’s south is open for Aucklanders to use thanks to support from Auckland Council.
Small ideas, big impact: How simple digital tools help Auckland’s factories thrive
Auckland’s manufacturing firms keep thousands of people in work and contribute billions to the economy.
Ngāti Pāoa Treaty settlement comes into effect
After 15 years in motion, the Ngāti Pāoa Treaty settlement came into effect yesterday, marking a significant milestone for the Auckland iwi and for Tāmaki Makaurau as a whole.
Auckland’s next steps: regeneration projects progress across the region
Auckland Council’s Annual Plan sets out the priority activities and investments for the year ahead.
Annual Plan: what’s happening with rates next year?
The council’s proposed Annual Plan 2026/2027 is out now for all Aucklanders’ have their say on.
Pest eradication on Kawau Island resumes
Auckland Council and its project partners are resuming the pest eradication programme on the island with operations commencing in March.
Auckland’s annual plan is out – tell us what you think
Auckland Council’s plan for the year ahead is out for consultation now – and Aucklanders are encouraged to check it out.
Councillor Josephine Bartley on why dog law reform is needed urgently.
Opinion: without law change, more fatal dog attacks will occur
Read more from Councillor Josephine Bartley on why dog law reform is needed urgently
Oriental fruit fly – Papatoetoe
On 25 February 2026, Biosecurity New Zealand (MPI) announced the discovery of a single male Oriental fruit fly in Papatoetoe - legal restrictions.
How Aucklanders can better prepare for flooding and storms
A new Auckland Council commissioned report shows that many Aucklanders are making assumptions about flood risk that could put them in danger.
Six-month results: investing in Auckland’s future
Auckland Council’s six-month results show sustained progress with infrastructure investment, transport improvements and enhanced community services.
Significant maintenance contracts up for renewal
Auckland Council is renewing a significant suite of full facilities and maintenance contracts, to support the upkeep of thousands of community, park and play assets across the region.
Queensland fruit fly restrictions lifted – Mt Roskill
With no further fruit flies found in the Mt Roskill area, Biosecurity New Zealand has lifted restrictions on the movement of fruit and vegetables in the area.
The town centre section of Northcote’s new greenway is kicking off!
Work gets underway from Monday 23 February on the final town centre section of Te Ara Awataha – Northcote’s new greenway.
All eyes on delivery: Value for Money Committee opens for 2026
Savings and service reviews led the agenda as the Value for Money Committee’s first 2026 meeting echoed its always-on focus for increased efficiency.
Council backs submissions on new planning laws, calls for strong local voice
Auckland Council has unanimously endorsed its submissions on two government bills that would replace the Resource Management Act (RMA)
