Auckland Council is asking for feedback from residents about future recreational activities for A F Thomas Park.
The Kaipātiki Local Board will run five weeks of public consultation from 20 October 2025, through to 23 November 2025, to hear from the… Continue reading
The final count is in and the results are officially confirmed.
Of more than 10,000 special votes received, 5,838 special votes have now been validated. Nearly half the special votes were deemed invalid due to incorrect or missing declaration details, … Continue reading
The ancestral Māori name of Te Oka has been reinstated at Point Erin Park, creating a dual name. Continue reading
After years of dedicated service to the Waiheke Local Board, members Cath Handley and Robin Tucker are stepping down, leaving behind a legacy of passionate community action and advocacy for the motu. Continue reading
The Epsom community was one of the hardest hit after the 2023 storms. Continue reading
Auckland Council is proud to support Volunteering Auckland and the important work it does in Tāmaki Makaurau, as the two organisations celebrate 35 years working together.
Volunteering Auckland received a $20,000 allocation from the council in 2024… Continue reading
Update: To ensure public safety and environmental protection, these areas will remain closed to the public until further notice as we continue the extensive pest control operations – Te Ngāherehere o Kohukohunui / Hūnua Ranges, Waharau, and Whakatiwai,… Continue reading
Auckland Council’s first-ever in-house dog desexing clinic is starting to show real impact in the city’s battle against dog overpopulation, with 475 desexing procedures already completed in just under five months.
The clinic, led by veterinarian Dr Roz… Continue reading
When it comes to climate resilience, Auckland Council knows that building stronger pipes and drains is only half the battle; the other half lies in the creativity and determination of its people. That belief was put to the test at Solve It 2025, a… Continue reading
It always pays to be prepared for an earthquake, even if there’s only a very slim chance of a big shake happening in Auckland.
ShakeOut, New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi takes place this Thursday 16 October at 9.30am.
Adam Magg… Continue reading