As the region approaches its first weekend in Alert Level 3, Auckland Council is asking Aucklanders to keep following the rules and stay local to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Continue reading →

Fast-tracking new street trading licences and extensions to food-only dining applications are available to Auckland businesses as they prepare for Alert Level 2 trading.  
Automatic extension to expiry dates for existing outdoor dining licences is anot… Continue reading →

The next stage in improving the Avondale Streetscape has been given the green light, with Whau Local Board to fund $1million to complete the project.
Stage one of the project replaced slippery pavers and installed new lighting in Avondale town centre, … Continue reading →

Te reo Māori will be showcased in some of Kaipātiki’s public spaces with mana whenua invited to provide names and narratives recognising the area’s rich Māori history.
Kaipātiki Local Board recently added several sites to the first tranche of locations… Continue reading →

Auckland Diwali Festival will not go ahead this year due to uncertainty about whether the region will be down to Alert Level 1 at the time of the festival on 30-31 October.
Organiser of the festival, Auckland Unlimited, says the decision follows the… Continue reading →

Supported by Eke Panuku in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Placemaking Aotearoa is calling for nominations for The Kūmara Awards to showcase placemaking that makes a difference to people and place. 
Big or small, permanent or temporary, led by locals or… Continue reading →

West Aucklanders are being urged to make the most of a digital hub providing key sources of important information during lockdown.
Originally launched during the first Alert Level 4 Lockdown, the West Auckland Hub has been refreshed with information… Continue reading →