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This report provides a summary of community consultation undertaken by Auckland's Councils since 2001 on Aucklander's views and experience of urban intensification. It provides an overview of community perceptions about how the compact city approach underpinning the Regional Growth Strategy is impacting on the lives of Aucklanders.

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This paper examines the case for the establishment of a new university within Manukau City.

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A review of efforts by local councils in Auckland to involve youth in decision-making processes. This thesis is based on surveys, interviews and focus groups with local council officers.

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An examination of the aspirations and experiences of first home buyers living in Auckland. This report provides a profile of the characteristics and expectations of a sample of first-home buyers. It discusses the barriers and constraints they face, as well as the types of assistance they need to call upon to help them buy a home.

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This thesis provides a critical assessment of the likely success of the Auckland Regional Growth Strategy in facilitating controlled growth, and promoting a more compact city form. It explores the reasons for the development of the Strategy, and provides a case study of efforts to implement it, as outlined in the intensification strategy for the suburb of Avondale. The case study includes an analysis of community attitudes to intensification; as well as a review of land capacity in Avondale available to support intensification.

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This thesis explores the experiences of refugees and ethnic minorities in relation to access to appropriate state housing. It examines the consequences of the lack of culturally-appropriate housing for refugee families, with a particular focus on the Ethiopian refugee population in Auckland. The thesis makes a number of recommendations about social housing provision in New Zealand.

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An overview of research on the impact of housing on the health status of Aucklanders. Key issues examined include affordability; crowding; substandard design; cold, dampness and mould; and hazards and injury. Housing deprivation amongst Maori and Pacific people, and the adequacy of current legal and policy frameworks to deliver adequate, safe housing for all is also discussed.

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This report examines how both Auckland City Council and Glen Innes residents understand 'liveability', as expressed in the Glen Innes Liveable Community Plan consultation process.

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This report, by Auckland City Council, provides an overview of the characteristics and contribution of the creative industries in Auckland City. It highlights the importance of the sector as an employer and generator of revenue within the city, as well as important source of the innovation and creativity needed to sustain and develop the Auckland economy.

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This paper examines the perceived social impact of housing intensification in Auckland. It is based on an analysis of local media coverage and community surveys. Community views on the impacts of housing intensification are also compared to the findings from New Zealand and international research, in order to establish whether there is evidence to support these views.

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A qualitative study of Aucklanders' knowledge, attitudes and behaviours around travel and fuel use. This research is based on individual and focus group interviews with a diverse range of Aucklanders; including those living in innercity apartments, people who reside in the inner and outer suburbs, and those living on lifestyle blocks. An additional focus group was also held with a group of walking/cycling advocates.