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Council adopts Food Safety Information Bylaw 2020
Auckland Council has adopted a new Food Safety Information Bylaw 2020, following public consultation from December 2019 to February 2020.
March brings change of rules for dog owners
Winter rules come into effect for dog owners from 1 March. See the council website for full information.
Love local, get vocal and shape your local board plan
Aucklanders are invited to shape the future of their communities, as local boards kick off engagement for their three year plans.
Illegal dumping earns Auckland man community work
A small trucking business operator has been sentenced to 120 hours of community work for illegal dumping in North Auckland.
Updated conditions of e-scooter licences
Micro-mobility is here to stay, and with it comes a standardised process for licencing rental e-scooters in Auckland. Here’s what to expect.
Vehicle access changes to Muriwai Beach during hot months
Vehicle access to Muriwai Beach will be limited from the beginning of February until after Easter 2020 to reduce fire risk.
Noise complaints down in 2019
The number of noise complaints made to Auckland Council last year is down 3138 on the previous year.
Mayor commends $3.4bn government investment in Auckland's transport
Mayor Phil Goff is pleased the government has responded positively to Auckland Council’s calls for greater investment in Auckland’s infrastructure.
New rules for dog management in force from Friday 1 November
Auckland Council’s new Policy on Dogs 2019 and dog management bylaw will come into force from Friday 1 November 2019 across the Auckland region.
Council gains internationally recognised standard in food safety verification
Gaining an international accreditation will allow Auckland Council to provide quality ongoing services for food businesses operating in the region
Helping to reduce alcohol harm across Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council is holding regular controlled purchase operations across the region as part of continuing efforts to reduce alcohol-related harm across Tāmaki Makaurau.
Polluting developers pay the price
Developers in Auckland have been fined $67,800 in the Environment Court for repeatedly washing sediment into the stormwater system that then polluted local streams and waterways.
Dogs of all sizes welcome on Auckland Transport trains
Auckland Transport has announced the second phase of the pets on trains trial, extending it to allow dogs of all sizes to travel.
Positions on Auckland's District Licensing Committee now open
Chair and member positions on the Auckland District Licensing Committee are now open, with Auckland Council encouraging applications from community-minded people who meet the requirements of the position description for the next term.
Explainer: e-scooter research and regulation
Learn how e-scooters are regulated and see the research that supports our decision making.
Vigilance urged when selling alcohol this silly season
Auckland Council’s Alcohol Licensing are urging businesses to be vigilant when checking the ages of people buying alcohol during this silly season
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