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Get your consents off to a good start
Auckland Council wants to help customers develop better consent applications by encouraging pre-application meetings.
Project Auckland
The mayor gave more detail about his plans for Auckland during the current term.
Affordability and travel issues sway housing choices
A survey of more than 3000 Aucklanders has provided evolving insights into people’s housing and travel preferences.
Whenuapai structure plan to be released
Whenuapai residents and businesses are invited to attend the launch of the approved Whenuapai Structure Plan.
Top five tips to help you pass a building inspection
Manager of Inspections Jeff Fahrensohn says there are some simple things you and your builder can do to save time and money on inspections.
New housing areas announced for Auckland
Nine new Special Housing Areas (SHAs) with a potential yield of 1100 new homes in Auckland were announced on 23 November by Building and Housing Minister Dr Nick Smith and Mayor Len Brown.
Waimahia 100th home completed and celebrated
Mayor Len Brown and Housing Minister Nick Smith planted a tree to celebrate the completion of the 100th home at Waimahia.
Better access for Auckland Council's housing for older Aucklanders
Better access to Auckland Council’s housing for older Aucklanders for those most in need is behind changes approved by the Auckland Development Committee on 12 November 2015.
Unitary Plan soon to be operative in part
Auckland Council’s Governing Body has resolved to make the Auckland Unitary Plan operative in part.
Airbnb signs on to assist during disaster relief
Airbnb has signed an historic agreement with Auckland Council to provide accommodation support in the event of natural disasters.
Watch: Len's final thoughts on the unitary plan
Auckland Mayor Len Brown has described the Auckland Unitary Plan as the most important piece of work undertaken by Auckland Council in its first two terms.
Plan to make Whenuapai a model urban community
Plans for the urbanisation of Whenuapai as a model for sustainable greenfield development have been approved.
Auckland adds 43,000 new residents in the June year
In the past year, Auckland’s population grew by more than 43,000 people and more than 1.57 million people now call Tāmaki Makaurau home.
What the unitary plan means for your neighbourhood
A historic moment in New Zealand planning history and a new landmark for Auckland’s future has been reached with final decisions completed on the Auckland Unitary Plan.
Housing for older Aucklanders to be redeveloped
Auckland Council’s portfolio of homes for older Aucklanders has received a major boost with today’s approval to redevelop the villages and partner with The Selwyn Foundation.
New Progress Snapshot boosts council’s transparency
New initiative offers performance 'shapshot' at a glance.
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