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Te take mō te pūrongo / Purpose of the report 1. To resolve the council’s initial proposal for its representation arrangements at the 2019 elections, as required by section 19H of the Local Electoral Act 2001 (Act). Whakarāpopototanga matua / Executive summary 2.

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The 2018 Quality of Life survey is a collaborative local government research project. The primary objective of the survey is to measure residents’ perceptions across a range of measures that impact on New Zealanders’ quality of life. The Quality of Life survey was originally established in response to growing pressures on urban communities, concern about the impacts of urbanisation and the effect of this on the wellbeing of residents.

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The 2018 Quality of Life survey is a collaborative local government research project. The primary objective of the survey is to measure residents’ perceptions across a range of measures that impact on New Zealanders’ quality of life. The Quality of Life survey was originally established in response to growing pressures on urban communities, concern about the impacts of urbanisation and the effect of this on the wellbeing of residents.

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Understanding the location and nature of publicly owned land forms an important information source for the management of land, and the decision-making process for both central and local government. This report uses information from Land Information New Zealand to create a classification system for public ownership of land in Auckland. There is approximately 93,000 hectares of publicly owned land in Auckland.

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In partnership with the remainder of the Auckland Council family, ATEED has an interest in promoting increased levels of prosperity within the region by supporting activities that increase residents’ access to employment opportunities. This can be done by supporting the growth of existing businesses, attracting new businesses in competitive sectors, and improving the access for residents to existing employment opportunities. This may also involve acquiring additional skills or advocating transport improvements that provide access to employment in other parts of the city.

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This report details the extent to which Aucklanders engage with the arts, and their attitudes towards the arts. Engagement includes both attendance at six different art forms and and active participation in these arts forms. The art forms include: • Visual arts • Literary arts • Craft and object art • Pacific arts • Performing arts • Māori arts.

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Creative New Zealand takes a lead on providing research for the arts sector. Since 2005, Creative New Zealand has conducted research to measure New Zealanders engagement with the arts. The research comprises two separate surveys (one of adults aged 15+; and one of young people aged 10-14).

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The July 2018 edition of the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit's newsletter. Articles: Auckland Unitary Plan rural subdivision appeals in the Environment Court Cost benefit analysis of natural environment options for the Auckland Council Long-term Plan Fish passage enhancements in Auckland streams Integrating the FARMLUC land use classification for Auckland Lake Pupuke water quality and underwater divers  .

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The December 2018 edition of the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit's newsletter. Articles: The 2018 Quality of Life Survey Auckland results The freshwater ecology season 2019 Seabirds seminar World Meteorological Organization user summit  .

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The April 2018 edition of the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit's newsletter. Articles: Auckland Council's marine monitoring programme Constructing Auckland Consumption-based emissions Gender-responsive transport Kaipara Harbour sediment mitigation study  .

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Commissioned by Te Miringa Trust, produced by Lifewise Our intent: To understand the particular needs and experiences of women (including those from the Rainbow community) experiencing homelessness in the Auckland City Centre. In 2016, the Sisters of Mercy were invited to form groups to reflect on Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si, which called to look at the needs of the earth, our common home. Groups were asked to explore a practical action by praying, researching and reflecting on a need.

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This report provides a high-level overview of Auckland’s business demographics in 2017. It also analyses trends for Auckland as a whole and for several key industry sectors, over the period between 2000 and 2017. The analysis presented here draws from Statistics New Zealand’s Business Demographics data series for 2000 to 2017, released in October 2017.