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And more exciting developments are on the wayThe Anamata Shop – home to the best of Aotea / Great Barrier Island's upcycling and reusable household i… 더보기

Have your say on southern transport transformationAucklanders are invited to have their say on a series of future projects that will improve access a… 더보기

Consumer NZ today lodged aFair Trading Act complaint with the Commerce Commission (PDF 183KB)about Air New Zealand. The complaint calls on the commiss… 더보기

Auckland Council libraries and fitness centres set to reopen next weekAucklanders are set to be reunited with their beloved libraries from next Wednes… 더보기

What you need to knowPublic transport services will return to normal levels while we are at Alert Level 2Fare collection on public transport will re-c… 더보기

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) says it welcomes the incident review report released today by Waitematā District Health Board (DHB) into CO… 더보기

Moving to Alert Level 2The Government has announced New Zealand will move from Alert Level 3 to Alert Level 2 at 11.59pm on Wednesday 13 May. Until th… 더보기

The government-funded initiative boosts its ability to redeploy displaced tourism workers with job matching and job search services. • Go with Tourism… 더보기

Smoke alarms and sprinkler systems saved two Auckland businesses yesterday (Monday 11 May) - a local rest home and a surgery practice - after successf… 더보기

Families participating in the#WeGotThisNZ Lockdown Challengehave completed over 10,000 missions to date.“To get to 10,000 missions is a huge achieveme… 더보기

The weekend looks like it could be a great one for getting outdoors but it is important to keep those excursions local.The country is still at Alert L… 더보기

As we head into cooler weather, here are some key tips on how to create a warm, dry home while keeping costs down and caring for the planet.Reduce you… 더보기

We’ve united against Covid-19 and by continuing to work together we can earn the opportunity to move to Alert Level 2. When we move to Alert Level 2 w… 더보기

The Minister of Police says an independent audit of the firearms buyback and amnesty shows it was well run but ongoing vigilance is needed to keep pro… 더보기

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, May 7th, 2020: Research released today by Equifax New Zealand shows that consumer credit demand fell by up to 71% during the CO… 더보기

Auckland Council has adopted a new Food Safety Information Bylaw 2020, following public consultation from December 2019 to February 2020.The new bylaw… 더보기

​While the building industry came to a standstill in COVID-19 Alert Level 4, remote building consents continued thanks to Auckland Council’s leading-e… 더보기

Work to transform Hurstmere Road in Takapuna’s town centre into a more open, vibrant and accessible retail destination will begin this week.Welcoming … 더보기

Commercial property owners and developers warn that planned development projects are likely to be postponed or cancelled as market confidence declines… 더보기

As we approach our first weekend in alert level 3, we’ve pulled together some of the key information you need to know.Aucklanders have done a great jo… 더보기

Auckland’s City Centre Masterplan, the visionary document to guide the city centre’s development for the next 20 years, is now accessible to all viaa … 더보기

The Government will provide interest free loans for a year to small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 economic shock to support their immediate cash… 더보기

Since receiving a directive from the National Crisis Management Centre to stand up a welfare assistance service a little over three weeks ago, Aucklan… 더보기

Thank you, Aucklanders, for working so hard during Alert Level 4 to help keep the rate of transmission of COVID-19 to one of the lowest levels of anyw… 더보기

Auckland Transport (AT) is delivering the first of a rolling set of initiatives on 20 roads and popular walkways across Auckland to assist with safe p… 더보기

Extra support and resources to ensure as many New Zealanders as possible are in work or preparing for work, have been announced by Social Development … 더보기

AT Chief Executive Shane Ellison asks for kindness in Alert Level 3Unite and be kind on our streets and public transportAucklanders have done an incre… 더보기

Work on some of Auckland’s major construction projects is set to start again next week when the country moves to Alert Level 3, a move that will progr… 더보기

The business of local boards has kept going during alert level 4 thanks to technology, with several boards across Auckland conducting their regular bu… 더보기

Updated 24 April 2020Next month Aucklanders will be asked to have their say on Auckland Council’s proposed ‘emergency budget’, its response to the fin… 더보기

The Government has announced that New Zealand will be moving to Alert Level 3 at 11.59pm on Monday 27 April 2020.While at Alert Level 3, travel is all… 더보기

Auckland Council has welcomed today’s announcement by the Government that the country will move to Alert Level 3 on Tuesday 28 April.Auckland Mayor Ph… 더보기

Technology helping othersAuckland Council’s 3D printers are being put to good use during the COVID-19 lockdown creating face shield frames for frontli… 더보기

Getting out in nature is a great way to have fun! Here are some activities for you to keep the kids entertained in your backyard or on your walk throu… 더보기

Kawau Island residents can still access essential services via its ferry service with support from Auckland Emergency Management. Pictured are the man… 더보기

New Zealand remains in Alert Level 4 and all New Zealanders should continue to stay home to save lives. Only businesses that are essential can operate… 더보기

INFORMATION ON ALERT LEVELS(0416):• The Prime Minister said our best economic strategy, is to win the fight against COVID-19. Overall, we have made a … 더보기

Aucklanders contacting Auckland Council for essential services, emergency food supplies and other services can do so thanks to an ‘extraordinary’ act … 더보기

As part of Auckland Emergency Management’s welfare support efforts across the region, mobile phones are being distributed to Auckland’s homeless commu… 더보기

As the long weekend begins, moreboatiesare visiting Aotea-Great Barrier Island, against level 4 lockdown rules.While New Zealand Police and other agen… 더보기

Auckland Transport has updated its AT Mobile app to show users how many people are on a train at any given time.This means, as with buses, Aucklanders… 더보기

Auckland Council is taking steps to reduce spending on external contracts and contract staff in non-essential services, as part of plans to manage the… 더보기

Aucklanders are borrowing eBooks at unprecedented rates, as a free and easy way to keep people and families entertained at home.Mayor Phil Goff said, … 더보기

Mayor Phil Goff is calling on Aucklanders to stay home, stay local and save lives this Easter.“I love Easter,” he says. “For many in our community it … 더보기

Around 3000 requests for food parcels have been received by an Auckland Council call centre in the first week of its operation, says Auckland Mayor Ph… 더보기

Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says the city is ready and enthusiastic about promoting infrastructure projects to assist the country to recover quickly from… 더보기

Phone 0800 22 22 96 for assistanceUPDATE| Saturday 4 April​Work to establish the distribution centre for welfare parcels delivered to those in need is… 더보기

Prolonged dry weather in the Auckland region is putting pressure on water supplies for rural residents.Tips for saving waterWatercare notes that Auckl… 더보기

Staff from council and council-controlled organisations such as Auckland Transport have been deployed externally and within the council to help in any… 더보기

There are more than 100,000 registered dog owners in Auckland. That’s a lot of dogs that still need their daily walks to maintain their health and wel… 더보기