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Work programme delivers on projects the public supported during consultations
Speaking up during consultations helps shape funding decisions.
Council takes steps to reduce property footprint
A property optimisation programme started by Auckland Council and its CCOs in 2018 means that the office footprint is on track to shrink to under 70,000 by June 2024 and achieve some $13 million in savings per year in reduced operating costs.
Memorial Beacon shines again
Find out about the illuminating history of Auckland's WWI Memorial Beacon, six months on from its return home to Quay Street
Work programme delivers on projects the public has supported during consultations
Funding process begins at consultations like the one now open on the Franklin Local Board Plan.
The impact of storm damage across parks and community facilities in Tāmaki Makaurau
Public parks, facilities and open spaces across Tāmaki Makaurau took a battering during the severe weather events of January and February, but council teams have been working hard to make repairs, clean-up damage, restore assets in a more resilien...
Mayor welcomes new City Centre Advisory Panel
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown expects the newly formed City Centre Advisory Panel to hit the ground running when it meets for the first time today.
Cost of flooding and cyclone events could hit $4 billion
Initial estimates of costs associated with the flooding and cyclone events of early 2023 could be as high as $4 billion once broader climate resilience costs are taken into account.
Safe speed limits near schools – share your views
358 schools proposed to have new, safe speed limits outside the school gate.
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