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Recovery
Tāwharanui Peninsula road repaired in time for summer
The six major slips were caused by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Muriwai stormwater renewals update: 30 October community meeting
An update on the proposed stormwater renewals on Domain Crescent and Motutara Road.
Community to drive recovery plans
Auckland Council has begun facilitating community-led recovery planning.
Development News
Art Week brings brush strokes of the unexpected from 4 to 13 October
A ten-day diary of must-see happenings in Auckland’s city centre.
Te Ara I Whiti - The Lightpath glows with kindness this Art Week
In an algorithm-meets-art collaboration, artist Shannon Novak and iion have programmed Te Ara I Whiti - The Lightpath to deliver happiness for Art Week.
Rangoli patterns, monkeys, tigers and birds light up the Town Hall
BNZ Auckland Diwali Festival brings exciting new celebrations to the city centre from 14 October.
Get amongst the fun in Auckland’s city centre, for Play Week 2024
Play Week reminds us that the possibility to play is everywhere, and we’re never too old to play!
Our Environment
Work to strengthen Auckland’s planning rules amps up
Early work to engage and consult Aucklanders will happen over the next few months
Working together to protect Auckland’s natural environment
Aucklanders will soon be asked for their feedback on Auckland Council’s ‘Let’s protect our environment’ consultation.
Auckland on track to meet critical water targets
According to the annual progress report for the Auckland Water Strategy, Tāmaki Makaurau is on track to meet its targets to reduce water consumption and the water supply target for recycled water capacity.
Hapū-led partnership launched to protect globally significant ecosystems and endangered species of the Kaipara
Poipoia Te Kākano means working together to protect the ecosystems home to the endangered indigenous species under threat from introduced pest animals.
Parks and Playgrounds
Get amongst the fun in Auckland’s city centre, for Play Week 2024
Play Week reminds us that the possibility to play is everywhere, and we’re never too old to play!
Flight of the kuaka: Long-distance birds flock to our shores
Flying more than 11,000km non-stop from Alaska to Auckland – it’s no wonder kuaka (bar-tailed godwits) are keen for a snack and some peace and quiet on their arrival in Aotearoa.
Spring into action this season with these budget-friendly exercise ideas
Stay active in spring with these budget-friendly ideas.
5 of the best ways to enjoy spring in Auckland
Tāmaki Makaurau is one of the first parts of Aotearoa to enjoy spring.
Transport News
Two operators selected for new e-scooter licences in Auckland
Auckland Council has selected two providers to receive new rental micromobility licences in Auckland.
Walking School Bus awards mark 25-year recognition of selfless volunteers
The Waka Waewae or Walking School Bus has become a community institution led by thousands over the past 25 years.
Slip repairs crucial to Penlink construction access
AT is repairing Duck Creek Road, which is also the only road connection to Stillwater.
Eastern Busway taking shape
Construction on the Eastern Busway is well underway.
Waste Updates
Free tyre recycling now offered at Waitākere transfer station
Aucklanders can now dispose of their old tyres for free, thanks to a new national product stewardship scheme called Tyrewise.
Artist turns trash into sci-fi treasure in a Community Recycling Centre
Some artists might choose a scenic landscape or the human body as the subjects of their craft, but Sean Boyd of Octalien finds inspiration from junk.
Repair Café established with help from grant and volunteers
A weekly repair café in central Auckland that gives broken items a new lease of life is being piloted with the help of a $32,800 grant from Auckland Council’s Waste Minimisation and Innovation Fund.
Calling all sustainability champions in Tāmaki Makaurau
Aucklanders are encouraged to nominate an outstanding individual or organisation in their community working towards zero waste.
