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Last chance to have your say on sports investment plan
Aucklanders can help shape a new investment strategy aimed at getting more people active and involved in community sport.
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.
Councillor Darby encourages residents to have their say on speed bylaw
Submissions close on Sunday 31 March for Auckland Transport’s consultation on its draft Speed Limit Bylaw.
Last chance to have your say on safer speeds
Auckland Transport’s consultation on its draft Speed Limit Bylaw closes this Sunday 31 March.
The World Water Day Quiz
Think you know a thing or two about Auckland’s water? Take our World Water Day quiz and find out!
World Water Day: Friday 22 March
Have your say on how we protect our waterways and plan for our future daily water needs.
Safer speeds bylaw consultation opens
AT is seeking public feedback on plans to make Auckland's roads safer by reducing speed limits in some areas.
Bylaw changes: Begging activity
We're changing bylaw wording that addresses begging in Auckland.
Managing cats to protect biodiversity
Pest management is an important tool for ensuring the protection of New Zealand’s biodiversity.
Bylaw changes to further protect the health of Aucklanders
Auckland Council wants to ensure services have appropriate hygiene or health practices in place.
Consultation opens on representation review
Consultation opens 8 August on proposed changes to Auckland Council’s ward and local board subdivision boundaries.
Have your say on the Facility Partnerships Policy
The new draft policy focuses on delivering more community facilities and building stronger partnerships with community organisations.
Help develop Auckland's climate action plan
How should we adapt to a changing climate?
Have your say on the proposed Regional Fuel Tax
Aucklanders have the opportunity to have their say on the future of Auckland’s transport system during a public consultation on a proposed Regional Fuel Tax (RFT) and the projects it could fund.
Clear support by Aucklanders for regional fuel tax
The regional fuel tax (RFT) has received majority support from Aucklanders according to a Colmar Brunton poll of just under 4000 people.
Experts weigh in on environment targeted rates
At our Auckland Conversations event on the environment as part of the 10-year Budget and Auckland Plan 2050 consultation, we discussed the challenges facing our environment.
