Local boards still working for Auckland
Auckland Council’s 21 local boards have shifted their work online, making essential business and community support a priority over the coming weeks.
Love local, get vocal about Hibiscus and Bays
Help the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board shape the future of its communities.
Northern local boards ask for your ideas
Local boards on the North Shore and in Albany are urging residents to share ideas that could improve their communities.
New hygiene stations to protect kauri in Albany
Hygiene stations installed later this month and in 2021 will help to prevent the spread of kauri dieback disease.
Upper Harbour Indoor Court Facility Plan: Have your say
We'd like to hear how you might use the proposed new four-court, indoor court facility in Upper Harbour and whether we have missed anything in the activities we have identified.
Two new tsunami sirens for Orewa
Two new tsunami sirens will be installed in Orewa next month, and locals are invited to an information session on 18 February to learn more.
Small grants support Hibiscus and Bays community
Just over $30,000 has been awarded in the first round of Hibiscus and Bays Local Board’s small grants funding.
Changes to Hobsonville Point ferry timetable
The Hobsonville Point weekday ferry timetable will undergo some minor changes from Monday in response to customer feedback.
New community forum for Hibiscus and Bays residents
Open to the public, community forums are a new addition to the local board structure for this term.
Temporary alcohol ban at Hibiscus Coast beaches and reserves
A 48-hour alcohol ban will cover Hibiscus Coast beaches and parks on 7-8 December.