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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

Mayor Phil Goff today announced the formation of a Mayoral Business Advisory Panel (COVID) to help work through the issues created by the COVID-19 loc… 더보기

Making meals for the Auckland City MissionAuckland Council’s catering staff have been redeployed to provide 400 meals a day, seven days a week, to sup… 더보기

Aucklanders are advised to steer clear of all playgrounds and not play on basketball courts or sports fields during the COVID-19 lockdown.These are cl… 더보기

It is critical that our transport network continues to operate efficiently during COVID-19 Alert Level 4.Parking and transport compliance staff are pl… 더보기

Frontline Police numbers have broken through the 10,000 mark for the first time in history as officers step forward to keep the community safe during … 더보기

Alert Level 4 shutdown comes into effect at midnight tonight, Auckland Mayor Phil Goff said.“Water and wastewater services, waste and recycling collec… 더보기

Updated 24 March 2020TheGovernment has announced that New Zealand is now at Covid-19 Alert Level 3 and that we will move to Alert Level 4 at 11.59pm o… 더보기

Improving the ways of travelling along the busy Lake Road corridor are up for public feedback as consultation on the Lake Road Improvements project st… 더보기

Update 20 March 2020Auckland's libraries, pools and recreational centres, as well as the Maritime Museum, War Memorial Museum, and Art Gallery, will c… 더보기

Auckland Council has responded to the call from the government to cancel events with more than 500 participants or attendees.Read theMayor’s full anno… 더보기

Auckland Transport is introducing new measures to help reduce the risk of possible spread of COVID-19.If a customer is buying a paper ticket to travel… 더보기

Auckland Council's watching brief on coronavirusCoronavirus: it's business as usual for council but make sure you follow health advice.Auckland Counci… 더보기

Reducing our carbon footprint means we need to try new things.Grants of up to $5000 are available from Auckland Council for innovative ideas on how to… 더보기

Second phase of pilot project beginsMore feet on streetHigh Street businesses are embracing the second phase of a pilot project which is creating more… 더보기

Parks Week kicked off on Saturday, focusing on the impact parks have on our well-being.“Just a few minutes each day enjoying some flowers or observing… 더보기

It’s one year until the thrill and vibrancy of the competition for the world’s oldest sporting trophy returns to New Zealand, with the 36th America’s … 더보기

Youth Employability, an initiative ofCOMET Auckland, an Auckland Council controlled organisation, is advocating for more businesses to offer work expe… 더보기

Nick Loosley is the founder of the charitable dining concept Everybody Eats, which moved into its first permanent location in Onehunga last year.Writi… 더보기

Theindependent panelappointed to review how well Auckland Council’s CCOs are working is hosting drop-in sessions across the region so Aucklanders can … 더보기

Board input brings change forwardMore traffic calming measures are on the way for Manurewa’s Wordsworth Quadrant.The area has been plagued by speeding… 더보기

Te Ara Awataha – the path of the Awataha​Te Ara Awataha, Northcote’s new greenway, is a 1.5km network of existing and new reserves that will run throu… 더보기

New Zealanders have until 8 March 2020 to have their say on the new name for the national institute of skills and technology that will be a cornerston… 더보기

“We are grateful for the funding because without Auckland Council support, we wouldn’t be able to offer a quality event at a venue that can cater for … 더보기

Auckland Council’s goal is to make it easy for you to do the right thing with your unwanted items. Every area of Auckland has a week each year for an … 더보기

Go with Tourism, a job connector platform and workforce development programme for the tourism industry, kicks off its nationwide roll-out next week in… 더보기

Movies and Music in Parks arrive in Pakuranga, Henderson and Mt WellingtonSo far this summer 21 of our green spaces from Māngere Bridge to Whangaparāo… 더보기

Auckland Council continues to support Kāinga Ora, the government’s new agency for urban development, but is asking the Government to consider changes … 더보기

Finding things to do with kids over the summer can be a challenge. Exploring Auckland’s paths is a great opportunity to combine exercise with helping … 더보기

Sky scavenger nationally vulnerableNew Zealand’s ‘fish and chip’ bird in declineTheir table manners leave a lot to be desired, their squawking is unbe… 더보기

Teau ‘Mr T’ Aiturau is the founder of Time To Thrive – To Stay Alive, a cycling-focused charitable trust that aims to improve the health of his south … 더보기

Adventurous and experienced artists are invited to apply for Auckland Council’s parks-based residency. With the applications closing on 24 February 20… 더보기

Drinking water supplies on tap at community hallsThe dry hot summer is resulting in a higher than usual demand for water in rural areas of Auckland; s… 더보기