New Chamberlain Park shared path locked in for Albert-Eden transport upgrade
Auckland Council has confirmed a new shared path through Chamberlain Park as part of a $3.2m transport investment for Albert-Eden.
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Auckland Council has confirmed a new shared path through Chamberlain Park as part of a $3.2m transport investment for Albert-Eden.
Auckland’s City Rail Link will open on 13 September, Mayor Wayne Brown and Transport Minister Chris Bishop have confirmed.
Auckland Council flags key local board projects for Hibiscus and Bays this year, including a major upgrade to Browns Bay’s community centre.
Auckland Council is promoting its hireable community venues as spaces for gatherings, meals, dance and creative projects.
The Philippines is home to countless breathtaking destinations, but few places offer the perfect combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and exciting adventures quite like Bohol. Located in the Central Visayas region, this tropical paradise attracts millions of visitors each year thanks to its iconic landmarks, pristine beaches, rich marine Read more
New Zealand’s online gambling sector is soon to undergo a huge structural change, with the launch of its locally-regulated and licensed online market in early 2027. However, this is part of a wider transition in the global gambling market that been changing the way Kiwis look at online casinos for Read more
A south Auckland youth violence-prevention programme, 1Punch2Much, is building resilience and leadership skills in rangatahi.
Auckland Council has expanded the dog park at Lloyd Elsmore Park in Pakuranga through a $65,000 Howick Local Board project.
Auckland Council has confirmed a 7.9 per cent rates rise as part of its Annual Plan 2026/2027, taking effect from 1 July.
On a busy morning in Auckland, a phone can carry someone through half the day before they sit down at a desk. A ferry timetable might sit besides a bank app and a half-finished podcast. Online gaming has moved into that routine too, not as a separate digital habit, but Read more