From saving open spaces to funding meaningful events for locals, Ōrākei Local Board looks back at a few of the things it has accomplished for our community so far this electoral term. 
A key part of the board’s responsibilities is looking after parks a… Continue reading →

Wet weather overflows into the Tāmaki River in Auckland’s inner east will be few and far between, thanks to Watercare’s new Dunkirk Wastewater Pump Station and the 1.4-kilometre gravity sewer main that have just gone into service.  
The wastewater… Continue reading →

More than $28 million of projects will be delivered across central eastern suburbs of Glen Innes, Mt Wellington, One Tree Hill, Onehunga, Oranga, Panmure, Penrose and Royal Oak.
This investment supports Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board’s goals outlined … Continue reading →

The much-anticipated $6.5 million refurbishment of Te Pae o Kura – Kelston Community Centre is complete and has been opened with a blessing.
Te Kawerau ā Maki led the blessing of the centre, followed by a performance from Kelston Intermediate students … Continue reading →

Today, Auckland Council’s Transport and Infrastructure Committee endorsed flood resilience projects in Māngere as well as landslide and stormwater resilience upgrades in Muriwai.  
These projects are part of the wider Making Space for Water programme a… Continue reading →

Auckland Council has appointed Geoff Hunt as chair of Watercare Services Limited.
When looking for candidates to lead the Watercare Services board, the council sought candidates with experience in the leadership of significant organisations, relevant… Continue reading →

Welcome to our fortnightly categorisation programme update.
A total of 1780 homes have received a final property categorisation with 567 classed as Category 3 and eligible for a buy-out (as of 4 July).
374 Category 3 homeowners had received or accepted… Continue reading →