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Auckland officially recognised as a Tree City of the World
“Trees are important to people, no matter what country they are from or what language they speak."
Removing under-used rubbish bins saves Aucklanders millions
Aucklanders may have noticed the removal of some public rubbish bins from parks and public places. So, what’s this all about?
Slimy algae on Auckland beaches: What you need to know
Locals and visitors may see slimy algae - usually black or dark green in colour, in the sea and on beaches in the region this summer.
Watercare gets to work on first permanent non-potable water tanker filling station in Māngere
Watercare is laying the groundwork for its first permanent non-potable tanker filling station in Māngere.
Oriental fruit Fly – Papatoetoe/Māngere area
Biosecurity New Zealand response: all you need to know about council rubbish collections.
New Year’s Eve celebrations in Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council, SkyCity and Vector are proud to bring together this year’s New Year’s Eve celebrations in Auckland’s city centre as Aotearoa New Zealand leads the global welcoming in of 2025.
Limited water facilities at Wenderholm Regional Park and where to go instead
Wenderholm Regional Park will be closed temporarily from Thursday 26 December. Here is where to go instead.
New public toilets on Mercury Lane now open
The toilets are part of a broader strategy to provide sufficient toilet facilities in the Karangahape Road area and the city centre.
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