Auckland Council stories

The company has been given OIO consent, but it still needs resource consent from Auckland Council.>>

Neuron Mobility is one of four e-scooter companies with a licence to deploy across Auckland, bringing 880 bright orange scooters to the streets.>>

Ipswich, Queensland and Auckland, New Zealand have taken two of the 19 spots among the very best smart city initiatives in APeJ.>>

The solution will help drive growth decisions, optimise city planning and enable stakeholders to measure the impact of investment on social outcomes.>>

Auckland City Council and Datacom have three projects between them that have been shortlisted as finalists in three of the 12 award categories.>>

We wanted to offer an educational tool that's impartial and realistic to help people work out if solar is economic for their workplaces.>>

Auckland Council hopes that the free Wi-Fi at this basketball court will encourage the community to increase their physical activity.>>

“As an employer we know the value of hiring young people to inject new ideas and enthusiasm into our work.">>

“Unleashing the potential of all New Zealanders is what we’re all about, and Spark is excited to be behind a truly useful service.">>

One of AUT's programmes, Co.Starters, is a world-leading programme.>>

Buzzed will feature stories designed to stimulate conversation on the real impacts of alcohol and drugs to inspire change.>>

“Keeping up and ahead of digital and technology advances is crucial to improving user experiences and driving cost-effective, future-proof decisions.">>

In the wake of several reported dog attacks this week, Auckland Council is this week rolling out a ‘dog safety’ app designed to keep children safe.>>

Auckland Council offers free Wi-Fi to residents and visitors to certain parts of the city. What parts? >>

Auckland Council is removing a pop-up on its free Tomizone Wi-Fi, which asks users to select if they are male or female.>>

"Nothing is 100% foolproof," - Auckland Council explains how explicit images can be accessed using its WiFi service. >>

Huawei is officially GridAKL’s foundation partner, and will provide a $1 million sponsorship to the Auckland based innovation hub.>>

Auckland’s Chief Planner will unveil a 3D Digital Commons Plan for the city at a national planning conference in April.>>

Auckland Council has released a statement saying its IT project NewCore is tracking on budget, on time and on schedule.>>

The set-up and installation cost $68,000, upgraded equipment to provide a high quality digital signal at a cost of $12,000 and the annual cost of the service is around $40,000.>>

New Zealand councils have a history of sharing with each other, but this is the first time that sharing has been centralised nationwide>>

Today marks the official opening of the Manukau Institute of Technology’s (MIT) new ‘smart’ campus. The revolutionary $100 million campus was opened by the Minister of Tertiary Education, Steven Joyce, and Auckland Mayor, Len Brown.>>

The company's Enterprise Mobility Platform will enable Auckland Council to mobilise information and services across the organisation on a variety of devices, including smartphones, tablets and laptops.>>

Consortia led by the multinational firm to assist in standardising council desktop computing systems.>>