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Knowledge Auckland is a place to find and share useful research and data about the Auckland region.

This site aims to provide businesses, researchers, and decision-makers with better access to the types of information and analysis that they need in order to plan for Auckland’s economic future.

You can search for useful publications and datasets, use our interactive mapping tools, or check out our regular Economic and Labour Market Update.

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Business and Economy: The Auckland Region

Author: Auckland Regional Council

This year marks the fourteenth anniversary of the Auckland Regional Council’s Business and Economy report. This publication contains a set of articles uncovering the veiled diversity that lies within the Auckland economy as we emerge tentatively out of the recession.

Economics and Spatial Planning

Author: Murray, Catherine

A think-piece on integrating economic theory and spatial planning, using integrated theories from physics and the notion of space-time.

Sustainable Pathways 2

A FoRST funded research project has launched its new website. The project integrates state of the art research with policy, to enable better decisions in spatial planning in Auckland and Wellington.

 

The Waiheke Project - Overview of tourism, wine and development on Waiheke Island

Author: Baragwanath, Lucy

Comprehensive and engaging research into the intertwined industries of tourism and wine on Waiheke Island.

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New Zealand's Economic Powerhouse: The Auckland Agenda


Thursday, 29 July 2010. Motu Public Policy Seminar Series.

In this seminar, Kaaren Goodall will discuss the current work programme of the Committee for Auckland and address two important questions:

• What could allow Auckland to perform at its best as an economic powerhouse?
• What factors currently hinder Auckland from realising its full potential and how could those factors be addressed?

 

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