Parks / Outdoors

Plans in place to make Karioitahi visits safe

Franklin Local Board’s Waiuku representatives are liaising with police to prevent unwanted behaviour around Karioitahi Beach over summer.

Ten more days to Have Your Say on freedom camping

Auckland Council is reminding Aucklanders that they have 10 days left to provide feedback on the proposed new Te Ture ā-Rohe Noho Puni Wātea ā-Waka 2022 / Freedom Camping in Vehicles Bylaw 2022.

Have your say on the Manly bollards

Three of the best Auckland day trips for families

Auckland’s regional parks are outdoor playgrounds with walking, mountain biking, swimming and bird watching all on offer. Load up the car with picnic blankets, snacks and walking shoes, and enjoy a day trip with your whole family at these three re...

New public park in store with addition to Te Ārai parkland

Around 154 hectares of coastal land has been vested to Auckland Council, part of a larger 180-hectare addition to the Te Ārai Regional Park.

Anonymous lumberjacks let loose their tree chopping skills

Reports of senseless vandalism to trees and vegetation on Auckland Council land have increased during the latest lockdown period.

Māori names and stories to be restored in parks across Devonport-Takapuna

Te reo Māori will be showcased in some local parks with mana whenua invited to provide names and stories reflecting the area’s rich Māori history.

Have Your Say on new freedom camping bylaw