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Deputy Mayor advocates to the banking sector
Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson and members of the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office leadership team met with representatives from the New Zealand Banking Association (NZBA) recently to discuss Auckland’s recovery.
Homes at risk from future flooding and landslips urged to join categorisation programme
Storm-affected homeowners will have until 30 September 2024 to opt-in to Auckland Council’s categorisation programme and have their home assessed for future flood or landslide risk.
Red Cross ‘home bundles’ offer a little more hope to struggling households
New Zealand Red Cross and the Recovery Office are giving a little more hope to storm-impacted households across Tāmaki Makaurau.
$1.6m boost for mental wellbeing support
This month the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office allocated $1.6 million in grants to support the mental wellbeing of Auckland communities, whānau and individuals impacted by the severe weather events in 2023.
Wellbeing support for tamariki and rangatahi
Free counselling and wellbeing support services are available for children and young people in Tāmaki Makaurau impacted by the severe weather events in early 2023.
Explainer: Section 74 notices
What is a Section 74 notice and could it affect your property? Read our FAQs to find out.
Know someone with English as a second language?
In an effort to connect with more storm-affected Aucklanders, the Tāmaki Makaurau Recovery Office has some content in our region’s most spoken languages
Muriwai geotech update 14 March
Latest Muriwai geotech update including deconstruction news
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