Auckland Light Rail are three-quarters of the way through their ambitious community engagement programme and have been impressed by the willingness of Aucklanders to get behind this project.
“We started with a goal of 20 community events and stakeholde… Continue reading →

A number of locations of interest, that are owned or managed by Auckland Council, have been identified by the Ministry of Health as places visited by people with confirmed cases of COVID-19.
The council’s General Manager of Health Safety and Wellbeing,… Continue reading →

Auckland is currently at Alert Level 4.
The Government’s advice under Alert Level 4 is to stay home and travel only when absolutely necessary.
The rules are clear around wearing face coverings, they must be worn on public transport and while waiting fo… Continue reading →

Auckland’s kerbside rubbish, recycling and food scraps collections are considered essential services and will continue as usual during Alert Level 4.
In order to keep providing this service, the council is following all Ministry of Health guidelines to… Continue reading →

Auckland Council’s catering services team is preparing food for Auckland City Mission during the nation’s Level 4 lockdown.
In a bid to help those that need it most, from 19 August the team is preparing 250 meal packs each day to be provided to those w… Continue reading →

Following the announcement by the Government that New Zealand will be at Alert Level 4 from 11:59pm on Tuesday 17 August, the majority of Auckland Council facilities will be temporarily closed to the public from 18 August.
Facilities including librarie… Continue reading →

Dozens took their first step on to upgraded tracks in the Eskdale Reserve Network between Glenfield and Birkdale, where Auckland Council and Kaipātiki Local Board has invested more than $1.3 million in the battle against kauri dieback disease
The event… Continue reading →

Mayor Phil Goff said the government has made the right decision in acting quickly and decisively to move to level four in response to the detection of a COVID-19 case in the community.
“The Australian experience with the Delta variant of COVID-19 shows… Continue reading →

In reserved decisions, the Environment Court has found in favour of Auckland Council in two unlawful earthwork prosecutions in breach of the Resource Management Act 1991. Continue reading →

Fourty-four young people from West Auckland high schools recently graduated from the Tula’i Pacific Youth Leadership Programme.
Funded by Henderson-Massey, Waitākere Ranges and Whau local boards, the programme has been running since 2012 and aims to… Continue reading →