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Auckland barrister Sarah Wroe appointed Associate High Court Judge
Auckland barrister Sarah Wroe has been appointed as a new Associate Judge of the High Court, sitting in Auckland from September 2026.
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Peters, Indonesian counterpart hold Auckland talks on trade and energy ties
Winston Peters and Indonesia’s Sugiono held talks in Auckland on trade, food security and renewable energy cooperation.
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PM hosts first Realm of New Zealand leaders’ meeting in Auckland
PM Christopher Luxon met Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau leaders in Auckland for the first Realm of New Zealand Leaders’ Meeting.
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Four Henderson-Massey libraries to change opening hours from October
Four Henderson-Massey libraries will adjust their opening hours from 10 October, with Te Atatū Peninsula Library extending its hours.
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$1.7 million transport investment planned for Waitākere Ranges
Auckland Council is putting nearly $1.7 million into three walking and cycling projects across the Waitākere Ranges Local Board area.
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Howick Youth Council marks 15 years supporting East Auckland’s young leaders
Howick Youth Council marks 15 years as a platform for young people in East Auckland, Auckland Council says.
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Historic steam locomotive Hector goes on display at Huia Settlers Museum
A historic steam locomotive named Hector, used to build Auckland’s Upper Nihotupu dam, now sits on public display at Huia Settlers Museum.
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Auckland Council opens submissions on Plan Change 120 to Unitary Plan
Auckland Council is asking for public feedback on proposed changes to the Auckland Unitary Plan under Plan Change 120.
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Onehunga parking pilot shows early drop in infringements, council says
Auckland Council says a year-long parking pilot in Onehunga is showing early signs of success, with fewer parking infringements since May.
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$326,000 funding boost backs Tāmaki Estuary restoration work
Auckland Council confirms $326,000 for the Tāmaki Estuary Restoration Programme, backed by the Howick Local Board.