To kickstart a conversation among Aucklanders about the future of parking across Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland Transport (AT) has released the Parking in Auckland discussion document.
Parking in Auckland addresses why the 2015 Auckland Transport Parking… Continue reading →

Auckland Council is pleased to announce the family favourites Music in Parks and Movies in Parks are returning this summer.
The free event series will kick off in mid-January if Auckland is in the Orange or Green setting of the COVID-19 Protection… Continue reading →

A concept plan for the redevelopment of the Clarks Beach Recreation Reserve has been adopted.
Franklin Local Board chair Andy Baker says the input of mana whenua and the wider local community was invaluable, leading to the inclusion of several design… Continue reading →

Cr Collins gives his opinion on homelessness in Auckland.
Homelessness is one of our most pressing societal issues, affecting not only our rough sleepers or those who are vulnerably housed, but the Auckland community as a whole.
Recently homelessness h… Continue reading →

Consultation on Auckland Council’s draft Regional Parks Management Plan is now open to the public.
Late last year, Aucklanders were asked for suggestions on what they would like to see in the new Regional Parks Management Plan, and these responses have… Continue reading →

Reporting on the first quarter of Auckland Council’s current financial year shows significant impact from various pressures including lockdowns, rising inflation and interest rates, but the council is in a good position to manage the impacts. The repor… Continue reading →

Scan a QR code on the side of two steel pourama (light columns) standing tall on the corner of Sale Street and Wellesley Street and hear a poem by celebrated New Zealand manu kōrero/poet Hone Tuwhare recited in both te reo Māori and english by the… Continue reading →

A community-led plan to restore Harborview-Ōrangihina Park in Te Atau Peninsula has been agreed to by Henderson-Massey Local Board.
Developed in partnership with mana whenua representatives, community members, community organisations and various counci… Continue reading →

An invasive seaweed that spreads rapidly, forming vast, dense beds has been discovered in waters surrounding Aotea Great Barrier Island.
Caulerpa brachypus, native to the Indo-Pacific region, has been found in Blind Bay and Tryphena and Whangaparapara… Continue reading →