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Value for Money programme saves hundreds of millions
Auckland Council’s Value for Money Committee has today reported that the council has exceeded its saving target for the 2021/2022 financial year – one month ahead of schedule.
The southern lights: why the future is bright future in south Auckland
Calling on all the entrepreneurs, experimenters and creators: How a business boom in south Auckland could transform the world we live in.
Thank you, Auckland – your feedback on our Annual Budget
More than 11,500 Aucklanders had their say in the consultation on Auckland Council’s 2022/2023 Annual Budget, almost triple the number of responses received in the preceding annual budget consultation.
Have Your Say on proposed Auckland-wide golf plan
Public consultation is now open on a proposed Auckland Golf Investment Plan, which aims to ensure that all Aucklanders can benefit from publicly owned land.
Auckland officially an international age-friendly city
Auckland has officially been accepted into the World Health Organisation’s Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities.
Milestone for Takapuna Central as Eke Panuku partners with expert developer
The next stage of Takapuna’s evolution is here, as property development and investment company Willis Bond has confirmed its plans to partner with Eke Panuku Development Auckland to create Takapuna Central.
Thumbs up for the Observation Green design
Developing a new park at Observation Green, Hobsonville Point took a step forward with Upper Harbour Local Board approving the final design late last year.
The plan for the next stage of Wynyard Quarter
The vision for the next step in Wynyard Quarter’s transformation is here, and its name is Te Ara Tukutuku.
No plan to change ownership or management of Auckland’s regional parks
Auckland’s regional parks will continue to be owned and managed by Auckland Council on behalf of the people of Auckland and there are no plans to change this.
Te Onewa Northcote Point Wharf to benefit from additional future-proofing
Auckland Transport will temporarily close Te Onewa Northcote Point Wharf for up to six weeks from mid-February to pave the way for the future arrival of low-emission vessels.
Auckland Council supports delivery partner to reduce inner-city emissions
Auckland Council is supporting its delivery partner, Urgent Couriers, in its bid to cut inner-city emissions. The certified carbon zero courier company is aiming to take 40 to 50 tonnes of carbon emissions a year out of inner-city Auckland by replacing its city fleet of cars with electric cargo bikes. Auckland Council General Manager Corporate Support Services Robert Irvine says the council is providing them with parking and charging stations in the basement of Te Wharau o Tāmaki Auckland House.
Have your say on our draft management plan for regional parks
Consultation on Auckland Council’s draft Regional Parks Management Plan is now open to the public.
Takapuna’s revitalized town centre complete and open for business
Takapuna is welcoming visitors and Christmas shoppers to its freshly revitalised town centre following the completion of the Hurstmere Road transformation project.
Auckland to join the ranks of international age-friendly cities
Auckland now has a new age-friendly action plan, as Auckland Council commits to supporting older Aucklanders to participate fully in their communities.
