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Zig Zag track reopens in Waitākere Ranges Regional Park
A popular local track connecting the Titirangi community to its local beach is now open again.

Bus or Busted – If you drink and drive, you’re very likely to get caught
Auckland Transport has teamed up with the New Zealand Police and NZTA to promote public transport as an alternative to driving after a few drinks.

Who let the dogs out? New campaign shows the impact of letting dogs roam
Auckland Council is launching a bold new marketing campaign this week, aimed at tackling Auckland’s worsening problem with roaming dogs.

Tātaki Auckland Unlimited retained as North Harbour Stadium operators in EOI decision
An open expression of interest process seeking new operators for North Harbour Stadium and Domain Precinct has determined that the existing operator Tātaki Auckland Unlimited will remain.

Auckland Council adopts its Annual Plan 2025-2026
Following public consultation in March, Auckland Council has confirmed its Annual Plan for 2025/2026.
Recovery

Enhancing our understanding of landslides in Tāmaki Makaurau
Auckland Council has completed a region-wide study to map landslide susceptibility to help Aucklanders understand the impacts of landslides at a regional level.

Wairau flood resilience project moving at pace
More than 200 community members came to hear an update on the blue-green project.

South Auckland storm repairs 83% complete
Auckland Transport’s flood recovery team has repaired 83 per cent of the slips that occurred on local roads in south Auckland during the 2023 extreme weather events.

Key events coming up for storm-affected communities
Keep up to date with all the community events.
Council News

Bus or Busted – If you drink and drive, you’re very likely to get caught
Auckland Transport has teamed up with the New Zealand Police and NZTA to promote public transport as an alternative to driving after a few drinks.

Who let the dogs out? New campaign shows the impact of letting dogs roam
Auckland Council is launching a bold new marketing campaign this week, aimed at tackling Auckland’s worsening problem with roaming dogs.

Tātaki Auckland Unlimited retained as North Harbour Stadium operators in EOI decision
An open expression of interest process seeking new operators for North Harbour Stadium and Domain Precinct has determined that the existing operator Tātaki Auckland Unlimited will remain.

Emergency response skills enhanced through Operation Waitākere
Volunteers were put through their paces on Auckland’s west coast in a severe weather emergency exercise.
Development News

Innovation under pressure: Greville Road project sets new sustainability standard
Sustainable stormwater solution keeps motorway moving and waste out of landfill

A fortnight of show-stoppers brings Matariki Festival to a close
Watch the city centre’s streets and squares become a canvas for extraordinary Māori artistry

Watercare flood recovery works underway in Murrays Bay
Watercare is carrying out a $1.5 million project in Murrays Bay.

Two-kilometre Matariki light trail dazzles the city centre
Experience this modern form of Matariki splendour, encouraging connection and reflection.
Our Environment

Zig Zag track reopens in Waitākere Ranges Regional Park
A popular local track connecting the Titirangi community to its local beach is now open again.

Innovation under pressure: Greville Road project sets new sustainability standard
Sustainable stormwater solution keeps motorway moving and waste out of landfill

From silt to solution: Alnwick Pond project cuts carbon and restores habitat
Smart, green, clean: the Alnwick Pond that’s doing it all.

Community-led action ramps up for Council’s flood resilience programme as central groups join network
Auckland Council has welcomed four new community organisations from central Auckland into its Making Space for Water programme, marking a key milestone in the city’s community-led approach to flood resilience.
Parks and Playgrounds

Four new North Shore playgrounds to explore
From pirate ships and sports courts to climbing frames and carousels, these four new and upgraded playgrounds on Auckland's North Shore are worth a visit.

From Maunga to Moana: Where to greet the Matariki Stars
It’s time once again to turn your face to the north-eastern skies and search for the constellation known as Matariki.

Still time to have your say on Western Springs Stadium
Aucklanders can give feedback on the future use of Western Springs Stadium until midnight on Sunday 15 June.

5 ways to enjoy Auckland’s notable trees for Arbor Day
In honour of Arbor Day on 5 June, here are a few of Auckland’s beautiful trees to visit to celebrate our leafy city.
Transport News

Bus or Busted – If you drink and drive, you’re very likely to get caught
Auckland Transport has teamed up with the New Zealand Police and NZTA to promote public transport as an alternative to driving after a few drinks.

Making room to move along Ellerslie-Panmure Highway
New updates for Ellerslie / Panmure Highway.

Easing your evening commute on Mount Smart Road
Smart changes proposed for Mount Smart Road will mean less time stuck in traffic at the end of a long day.

Safe rail bridges coming for Glen Innes, Takaanini and Te Mahia
New pedestrian overbridges at Glen Innes, Takaanini and Te Mahia stations will improve safety and support more frequent and reliable train services when the City Rail Link opens.
Waste Updates

Give old items a new life: book your inorganic collection
Bookings for the next 12 months of inorganic collections are now open.

Students rebuild derelict houses using construction and demolition waste
An industry training programme is equipping the next generation of builders and tradespeople with the skills to reuse and repurpose materials – and save them from landfill.

Check out storm materials for your DIY project
If you’re about to dive into some DIY, check out the materials from storm-damaged homes that are available at your community recycling centre.

Blaze sparks wake-up call: Auckland Council urges industry vigilance on battery disposal
Due to the Lithium fire fallout, Auckland Council says industry must play by the rules