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Do you live in one area and pay rates on a property in another?
If you live and vote in one council district, but also pay rates on a property in another district, you may be eligible to enrol as a non-resident ratepayer elector in that other council district.
Regional Fuel Tax already paying dividends
Auckland’s RFT is already paying dividends as evidenced by an uptick in growth in public transport use since the tax was introduced.
Is your rental insulated?
The deadline for landlords to be compliant with the Residential Tenancies Act legislation is 1 July 2019.
Parking changes around North Shore Hospital
Auckland Transport is introducing a mix of paid, P120 and unrestricted spaces around North Shore Hospital.
Improving road safety in Auckland with speed limit changes
Emily Reeves, road safety advocate and deputy chair of the Auckland City Centre Residents' Group, on the AT speed limit bylaw plans.
Changes to Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw confirmed
Auckland Council’s Governing Body confirmed changes to the Public Safety and Nuisance Bylaw to minimise nuisance and safety risks to people when using public places.
What slower speeds mean for quality of life
AUT's Grant Schofield explains how road speed limits affect the quality of life in our cities.
Bus lane to continue on Manukau Station Road after trial
Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board has welcomed the decision to keep the bus lane on Manukau Station Road in place after a successful trial.
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