Hulme Court in Parnell, one of Auckland’s oldest houses, has undergone a $2m restoration.

An Auckland Art Gallery installation, which had been in storage following the gallery’s redevelopment, is now outside for all to see.

The full fire ban enforced in the Auckland region due to one of Auckland’s driest summers has been lifted.

Youth Week is 4-12 May. Here we look at how Auckland Council is putting youth first.

Construction of west Auckland’s first high-rise building in New Lynn’s Merchant Quarter starts in May.

Tens of thousands of Aucklanders have got involved in the draft Auckland Unitary Plan discussion.

Around 10,000 children from Auckland’s low-decile schools will be able to take part in the zoo’s education programmes over the next three years.

Te Ara Moana is a new multi-day kayak trail along Auckland’s south-eastern coast.

Solar power is providing most of the electricity for two council buildings.

The transformation of Halsey and Daldy streets is now underway.

Take note of this simple precaution from Watercare.

Over 25 awards were given to Auckland's open spaces at the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Awards.

Auckland Economic Quarterly reports a surge in business confidence, the latest sign that the regional economy is strengthening.

Have your say on the rulebook that will shape the way Auckland grows.

From 2 April, young Aucklanders aged 16 and under will have free access to council-owned pools.

A new cycle track at Ngāti Ōtara Park has added to the list of attractions at this popular community recreation hub.

Hellaby House is set amongst landscaped gardens and now surrounded by regenerating native forest.

The first projects from Auckland Council's sports field improvement programme are nearing completion.

Rodney Local Board is providing funding to various community-led projects that aim to protect against pests and predators.

Nearly 4000 Aucklanders have had their say on the council’s draft Annual Plan 2013/2014.