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This report outlines the results of a two phase survey, undertaken to assess residents’ awareness of and attitudes towards voting in the 2016 Auckland Council elections. The first wave of research benchmarked residents’ awareness of the 2016 council elections and intention to vote prior to the commencement of the Voter Awareness communications campaign. Once the campaign and the elections had taken place, a second wave of research was undertaken to measure awareness, impact and effectiveness of the campaign.

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Auckland Council is committed to supporting a strong, inclusive and equitable society that ensures opportunities for all Aucklanders, as outlined in the Auckland Plan, council’s long-term vision for the future of Auckland (Auckland Council, 2012). The Auckland Plan specifically identifies that Auckland’s Rainbow communities are an important part of Auckland’s diversity, and reinforces the importance of ensuring that they have equal opportunities to participate and contribute in Auckland’s daily life.   The focus of this report is on Auckland’s vibrant and diverse rainbow communities and the purpose of the project was to review the available literature in order to - outline key challenges that rainbow communities in Auckland face, on an individual and collective level; - identify gaps in the current literature; and - identify opportunities for further responses by Auckland Council.

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The Auckland Plan, adopted in 2012, lays out aspirational targets to achieve reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, 10 to 20 per cent by 2020, 40 per cent by 2040 and 50 per cent by 2050 (based on 1990 levels). Auckland’s Low Carbon Action Plan, launched in 2014, sets out the pathways and specific actions to achieve the target. An inventory that identifies and quantifies the sources and sinks of GHGs in Auckland provides an essential tool to inform and evaluate our progress.

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Economic Insights Series 2. Knowledge capitals are the world’s leading knowledge creation centres.   They compete in the highest value-added segments of the economy, relying on their human capital, innovative universities and entrepreneurs, and solid infrastructure connectivity.

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An overview of labour force participation in Auckland, as indicated by results of Statistics New Zealand's quarterly Household Labour Force Survey. The overview report focuses on trends across age and ethnic groups in Auckland including unemployment and the NEET rate. (NEET is not employed, in education or training).

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An overview of labour force participation in Auckland, as indicated by results of Statistics New Zealand's quarterly Household Labour Force Survey. The overview report focuses on trends across age and ethnic groups in Auckland including unemployment and the NEET rate. (NEET is not employed, in education or training).

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An overview of labour force participation in Auckland, as indicated by results of Statistics New Zealand's quarterly Household Labour Force Survey. The overview report focuses on trends across age and ethnic groups in Auckland including unemployment and the NEET rate. (NEET is not employed, in education or training).

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An overview of labour force participation in Auckland, as indicated by results of Statistics New Zealand's quarterly Household Labour Force Survey. The overview report focuses on trends across age and ethnic groups in Auckland including unemployment and the NEET rate. (NEET is not employed, in education or training).

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14 December 2017 Important note:  Please read the NIWA Auckland region climate change projections erratum Warming of the climate is unequivocal, with temperature increases already influencing the intensity and frequency of many extreme events across the globe. Auckland Council and Council Controlled Organisations commissioned the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) to provide climate change projections, including high-resolution maps for the Auckland region.   This work will help support greater resilience and sustainable decision-making under a changing climate.

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14 December 2017 Important note:  Please read the NIWA Auckland region climate change projections erratum Auckland’s climate is changing, and these changes will continue. It is internationally accepted that human greenhouse gas emissions are the dominant cause of recent global climate change, and that further changes will result from increasing amounts of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. The rate of future climate change depends on how fast greenhouse gases increase.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: - number of dwellings consented - types of dwellings - code compliance certificates issued - etc.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: - number of dwellings consented - types of dwellings - code compliance certificates issued - etc.