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This paper examines the levels and types of crimes committed against domestic and international tourists during the America's Cup held in Auckland between October 1999 and March 2000. It is based on a survey of tourists, as well as police arrest statistics, and police tourist victim information reports.

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This report models five economic scenarios for the Auckland region, and compares them to baseline employment and income projections for 2021, in order to assess their effectiveness for achieving Auckland Regional Economic Development Strategy (AREDS) outcomes.

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A 2001 review of the characteristics and performance of the Auckland economy. The report provides indicators of regional economic well-being; discusses the dynamics of the Auckland economy and its success as an environment for business; and examines skill levels within the regional labour force. Quality of life in the region is also discussed.

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The primary purpose of this document is to present an alternative approach to site design and development from a stormwater management context, primarily applicable for residential land development. Its basis is founded in the recognition that the volume of stormwater discharged from a site may be of equal importance to limiting contaminant discharge, especially for residential development. The low impact design approach is another stormwater management tool for reducing the adverse impacts of stormwater runoff.

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These guidelines present a recommended method for the application of the U. S. Soil Conservation Service1 rainfall-runoff model to catchments in the Auckland Region.

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This report brings together three pieces of work commissioned to support the work of the Regional Growth Forum. These pieces include a survey on business location preferences; a scoping report on employment self-sufficiency; and a scoping report on mixed land-use in the region.

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In order to provide a basis for developing a framework for the comprehensive management of the wide range of risks associated with volcanic hazards, GNS has been working with the Auckland Regional Council towards a better understanding of the Auckland volcanic field and the hazards posed by a potential eruption. Auckland Regional Council technical publication TP126 1999.

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The report summarises the results of three years' work by several task groups into the risks posed by natural hazards to critical utility networks in the Auckland region. The work was part of the Auckland Engineering Lifelines Project (AELP), which was modelled on similar projects in Wellington and Christchurch. Its objective was to reduce the impact of hazards on the lifeline infrastructure - that is, key utility services such as transport, communication, energy, water supply and wastewater disposal.

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This thesis examines the role that cafés and coffee consumption play in the social landscape of Auckland. It is based on survey and focus group findings and participant observation.

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This report aims to identify the likely impacts of future volcanic eruptions from the Auckland volcanic field. The effects of such eruptions on the buildings, main infrastructure, critical facilities, population, economic activities and natural features are considered. Auckland Regional Council technical publication TP79.

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The report summarises the results of work by several task groups into the risks posed by natural hazards to critical utility networks in the Auckland region. The work was part of the Auckland Engineering Lifelines Project (AELP), which was modelled on similar projects in Wellington and Christchurch. Its objective was to reduce the impact of hazards on the lifeline infrastructure - that is, key utility services such as transport, communication, energy, water supply and wastewater disposal.

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The report summarises the results of work by several task groups into the risks posed by natural hazards to critical utility networks in the Auckland region. The work was part of the Auckland Engineering Lifelines Project (AELP), which was modelled on similar projects in Wellington and Christchurch. Its objective was to reduce the impact of hazards on the lifeline infrastructure - that is, key utility services such as transport, communication, energy, water supply and wastewater disposal.