Update 4pm, Thu 1 July
Papatoetoe tornado response wraps up and moves into recovery phase
As the Papatoetoe tornado response officially wraps up, Auckland Emergency Management Group Controller Kate Crawford says help and support continues to be there f… Continue reading
A panel of independent commissioners has today, 30 June 2021, released its decision to grant resource consents that will enable the construction of a new water treatment plant in Titirangi. The resource consents give permission for Watercare, a Council… Continue reading
They’re the perfect backyard tenants – quiet, respectful and they even make the very best of your food scraps.
Why Waste is using a $24,440 grant from Auckland Council’s Waste Minimisation and Innovation Fund to make it easy for businesses and homes to… Continue reading
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says that while he strongly supports the government’s objectives for water reform, he does not believe the model proposed will benefit Aucklanders.
“Aucklanders have invested heavily in building up Watercare’s more than $10…… Continue reading
More than 400 young people in south Auckland will benefit from SouthSci funding to find science-based solutions to community problems.
Funding of over $170,000 has been approved for 11 projects to be carried out in collaboration with STEM (Science,… Continue reading
The first new council-owned community facility to open in the Waitākere Ranges for over a decade has officially been handed over to its tenants, thanks to a piece of foresight from the board half a decade ago.
The Piha Wetland was purchased by the… Continue reading
Auckland Transport (AT) has begun construction of the new Warkworth Community Transport Hub, led and funded by Rodney Local Board through the Rodney Transport Targeted Rate.
The new hub includes a Park and Ride, bike parking and other transport… Continue reading
Update 11.30am, Monday 21 June
Auckland Emergency Management duty controller Parul Sood says response teams continue to assist the Papatoetoe community with clean-up today.
“Building inspection teams continue to visit homes affected by the tornado,… Continue reading
Wynyard Quarter has lived many lives.
It was once a tidal space and a mahinga kai (food gathering place), then reclaimed to become an industrial area and working wharf, and now it’s a growing waterfront neighbourhood.
Each time you visit Wynyard Quarte… Continue reading
Wander through Wynyard Quarter and discover art in many different shapes and forms, around every twist and turn. Here is an open air art gallery experience for you to enjoy along the way:
The Wind Tree
The Wind Tree (pictured above) was originally… Continue reading