West Auckland’s Te Puna Creative Innovation Quarter wins international economic development award
Auckland Council and Te Kawerau ā Maki's Te Puna Creative Innovation Quarter has won international recognition for west Auckland regeneration.
Last Updated on January 13, 2026
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Auckland Council and Te Kawerau ā Maki's Te Puna Creative Innovation Quarter has won international recognition for west Auckland regeneration.
Auckland Council has opened a $300,000 community fund for Māngere, inviting local ideas that support recovery and resilience.
Albert-Eden Local Board has allocated $270,000 to three community sport and recreation projects across the local area.
Auckland barrister Sarah Wroe has been appointed as a new Associate Judge of the High Court, sitting in Auckland from September 2026.
Winston Peters and Indonesia's Sugiono held talks in Auckland on trade, food security and renewable energy cooperation.
PM Christopher Luxon met Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau leaders in Auckland for the first Realm of New Zealand Leaders' Meeting.
Four Henderson-Massey libraries will adjust their opening hours from 10 October, with Te Atatū Peninsula Library extending its hours.
Auckland Council is putting nearly $1.7 million into three walking and cycling projects across the Waitākere Ranges Local Board area.
Howick Youth Council marks 15 years as a platform for young people in East Auckland, Auckland Council says.
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