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The magic of cinema: Dementia friendly film screenings to be trialled in Auckland
Auckland Council and the Age-Friendly Auckland Implementation Rōpū have secured funding to trial three dementia-friendly film screenings in the new year.
Annual Plan consultation begins in February
The Annual Plan 2025/2026 is focused on delivering the second year of the Long-term Plan 2024-2034.
Watercare directors appointed
Auckland Council has appointed Karen Sherry and John Crawford as directors of Watercare Services Limited (Watercare).
Are you summer ready? Add your household emergency plan to your holiday checklist
As we head towards the end of the year, it’s important not to forget your household emergency response plan.
Aucklanders’ targeted rates working for our region
Cr Richard Hills, Chair of the Policy and Planning Committee says that more than $1 billion, collected specifically for environmental programmes, will be spent over the next ten years.
Council urges Aucklanders to wear lifejackets while on the water over holiday period
Lifejackets save lives. It's that simple.
How to camp like a champ this summer
From rules for freedom campers to the best spots for day-trippers, here’s what you need to know before you go.
Wynyard Crossing Bridge reopens to public
Eke Panuku has confirmed Te Wero Wynyard Crossing Bridge is reopened to the public.
Heavy fine for unauthorised tree trimming on Devonport clifftop
Non compliance with environmental rules brings hefty fine.
Building Act offenders face consequences: Courts reaffirm commitment to safety and compliance
Bypassing legal requirements costs offenders
Taking a strategic approach to managing sediment
Auckland Council is taking a strategic approach to how we manage sediment (or bare earth) all with the aim of minimising the impact on our environment.
One Tree Hill College celebrates new sports canopy thanks to $1.2 million council funding
Importantly the turf under the canopy can be used, not just by the school, but by people in the wider community – young and old.
Have your say: 30-year plan to share the cost of growth
Have your say on the council’s proposed Contributions Policy until 15 November 2024.
Auckland Future Fund confirms the sale of airport shares
The Auckland Future Fund has confirmed the sale of Auckland Council’s remaining shares in Auckland International Airport Limited (AIAL).
Committee backs public consultation on dog rules
Auckland’s Regulatory and Safety Committee has backed plans for public consultation on updates to the region’s dog rules.
Making Auckland more accessible
Over the past year, Auckland Council has completed a review of how we are tracking toward making our city accessible for everyone.