Auckland Council’s Planning Committee has endorsed policy approaches for implementing the government’s National Policy Statement on Urban Development (NPS-UD) to guide further work to prepare for public engagement on changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan…

Watercare has unveiled its biggest investment programme to date, outlining how it will spend $18.5 billion over the next 20 years to maintain and develop a resilient water and wastewater network for its customers.
The company’s Asset Management Plan…

Two local boards have committed $90,000 between them to bolster Auckland Council’s Mayoral Relief Fund for those suffering in the wake of the tornado that swept through Papatoetoe on 19 June.
With more than 1200 properties affected, including 18 since…

Waitematā Local Board has agreed to its work programme for the financial year 2021-22.
Māori, diverse communities, the environment and climate change resilience, high quality urban development, transport and support for local business are prioritised with…

Albany will benefit from Auckland Council’s record capital investment over the next 10 years focussed on keeping the city running and continuing to build for the future.The council’s Governing Body adopted the 10-year Budget (2021-2031) on 29 June which…

Rodney will benefit from Auckland Council’s record capital investment over the next 10 years focussed on keeping the city running and continuing to build for the future.The council’s Governing Body adopted the 10-year Budget (2021-2031) on 29 June which…

Last year Auckland Council Libraries issued over 13.5 million items, hosted 5.1 million internet sessions, enabled 10.8 million online transactions and welcomed over 8.5 million visitors across Tāmaki Makaurau’s 56 library centres.
Our libraries provide…

The $69 million Puhinui Station in south Auckland will re-open on Monday 26 July 2021 – unlocking fast, frequent and easy connections to Auckland Airport.
The stunning architectural landmark includes mahi-toi (artwork) by Wāhi Wairua and the use of te reo…

Upper Harbour Local Board is asking Scott Point residents to help finalise the design of a new park.
Locals call the yet-to-be-named park Observation Green after a street bordering it. The flat site of over 4000 m2 is surrounded by new homes and several…

1708 dwellings were consented by Auckland Council in May – the highest level for the month of May on record.
It brings the number of dwelling consents issued in the last 12 months to 18,565 – up 28 per cent in the last year.
Mayor Phil Goff says the big…