Mayor Wayne Brown has approved funding to support compliance wardens to start regional patrols.
Recent initiatives have increased safety in central Auckland. However, there is a lack of regular coordinated patrols outside the central city, where public… Continue reading →

It wasn’t exactly a final boarding call but members of the Māngere-Ōtāhuhu local board were invited to explore Auckland Airport’s new Transport Hub before it opened to the public.
After nearly 50-years the international terminal transport system is…… Continue reading →

Emerging sports stars from Māngere-Ōtāhuhu have been recognised at the Local Board’s Junior Sports awards in April.
Organised by Counties Manukau Sports Foundation, the awards honoured and recognised the multitude of the young sporting champions in the… Continue reading →

A new playground for the developing Belmont area is on the way.
Franklin Local Board has approved a concept design for a new neighbourhood park at Ray Fausett Reserve and will now progress the project to detailed design and construction. 
Board chair….. Continue reading →

Update 3 May 2024
At an additional business meeting on 2 May 2024, Howick Local Board have agreed to continue the operation of the Howick Kauri Kids early childhood education centre until 30 September 2024, while they continue negotiations with… Continue reading →

Every year, hundreds of people need medical care for dog attacks in Auckland, with most bites happening in the family home. Children under nine are most likely to be seriously hurt, and their injuries can cause scars that last a lifetime.
The good news… Continue reading →

More than 124 tonnes of uprooted trees, bridge structures and other storm damage were lifted out of Te Auaunga Oakley Creek in a recent debris removal operation.
As a result, 75 cubic metres of mulch – which is almost the equivalent of seven concrete… Continue reading →