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Look out for algal blooms
While it may look unpleasant and sometimes smell, most algae in our waterways is harmless. However, some species found in Auckland can be harmful to people and animals if ingested.
Auckland Domain parking ban to be enforced
The enforcement of a ban on parking on grassed areas at the Auckland Domain will take effect from tomorrow, Saturday 16 December, 2017.
Top water spots for dogs
Animal Management Officers share their top watering holes for dogs.
Beautiful walks around Auckland
There are hundreds of beautiful walks across Tāmaki Makaurau. They range from short strolls through suburbia to multi-day bush walks that will challenge the most intrepid explorers. Here are some of our favourites.
Explore: The Puhinui Stream Forest Trail
Enjoy a tranquil escape only 25 minutes' drive from the central city.
Pest management strategy being reviewed
Auckland Council is reviewing its 2007 Pest Management Strategy.
Surf’s up for dogs
Most Auckland beaches have restricted dog access with hours that change seasonally. So, with summer fast approaching, now is the time to check when the access hours are at your favourite beach.
Explore Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is a national taonga and one of Auckland’s most stunning destinations.
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Events22 Results
Duder Regional Park Planting Day
Join rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Hunua Ranges Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
Mutukāroa / Hamlins Hill Regional Park Planting Day
Join rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Matariki Planting Day
Join us as we plant trees at at Tawa Esplanade and afterward stay to share some kai.
Omana Regional Park Planting Day
Join Rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Waitawa Regional Park Planting Day
Bring your family and friends to help plant trees and keep Auckland green.
