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St Mary’s Bay is an important place for Māori and has a history of cultural, social and recreational use associated with the surrounding harbour waters. Development of the public area around the Bay and of water-based activities in the Bay itself is increasing, with a large number of community groups and clubs utilising these spaces. The St Mary’s Bay water quality improvement programme was initiated in April 2016 in response to concerns over degraded water quality in the Bay, particularly from the operation of the combined sewer network, which overflows into the Bay from two separate engineered overflow points.

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Safeswim monitoring programme Is your beach safe for swimming? He āhuru rānei ō tāhuna hei kaukau? Up-to-date water quality results Our Safeswim programme provides up to date information about Auckland's beaches, including: water quality water safety (tides, swimming conditions) wind speeds and direction beaches that are patrolled by Surf Lifesaving Northern Region long term health warnings. See www. safeswim.

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Auckland Council’s River Ecology Monitoring Programme (REMP) collects macroinvertebrate data annually to assess stream ecological health. The programme is also a state of the environment (SOE) monitoring network that helps with better understanding of Auckland’s freshwater stream ecosystems and contributes to council’s environmental reporting for the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA), the Auckland Unitary Plan, and the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management (NPSFM). This report presents an assessment of the current ecological state of Auckland’s streams from 2011 to 2013 and an analysis of trends from 2003 to 2013.

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Presentation given by Dr Mario Fernandez at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017.      .

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Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017. Presentations: Environmental monitoring: Why do we collect data and what is it telling us? – Dr Craig Bishop Environmental data: Our road map to Auckland’s past and future – Environment team: Case study 1: Whau River investigation – Marcus Cameron and Kristi Holland Case study 2: Developing a High Air Pollution Prediction Model – Dr Nick Talbot Case study 3: Auckland’s remarkable urban forest – Dr Craig Bishop Case study 4: The biggest, the fastest, the deepest: when the rain falls and water levels rise – Nick Holwerda What does the future hold? – Dr Craig Bishop   (Pdf combines the presentations)      .

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AUT Sir Paul Reeves Building, room WG308 Auckland University of Technology 2 Governor Fitzroy Place, Auckland 4 July 2017, 8. 45am to 4. 30pm *08:45 – 08:50* *Mihi whakatau* *08:50 – 09:00* *Opening: The Mayor of Auckland, Phil Goff* *09:00 – 09:10* *Welcome: Dr Lucy Baragwanath, Manager Research and Evaluation * *09:10 – 10:00* *Keynote speech: Sir Peter Gluckman, Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor.

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Presentation given by Alison Reid at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017. Auckland's ageing population See also: Older Aucklanders: A quality of life status report. Auckland Council technical report, TR2017/014      .

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Presentation given by Dr Nancy Golubiewski at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017.        .

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Presentation given by Grant Lawrence and Mehrnaz Rohani at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017. See also: The relationship between pedestrian connectivity and economic productivity in Auckland’s city centre. Auckland Council technical report, TR2017/007      .

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Presentation given by Penelope Tuatagaloa at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017.  .

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Summary of a presentation given by Professor Richard Bedford at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017. See also: Presentation slides. National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis: University of Waikato National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis[http://www.

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Presentation given by Professor Richard Bedford at the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU Symposium, Today's evidence for tomorrow's Auckland, AUT Auckland, 4 July 2017. See also: Presentation summary. National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis: University of Waikato National Institute of Demographic and Economic Analysis[http://www.