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Executive summary The Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA) has been developed in support of the Auckland Climate Action Plan (ACAP). Its aim is to provide information about the risk and vulnerabilities the Auckland region may face under a changing climate regime. This CCRA adopted the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) representative concentration pathway (RCP) 8.

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He mahere rautaki mō te ngahere ā-tāone o Tāmaki Makaurau A strategic plan for Auckland’s urban ngahere (forest) When Tāne went to the heavens – so the story goes – he was enraptured by the tūī that lived in his brother Rehua’s hair. Tāne desperately wanted to bring the tūī back to earth but he was told he must first plant trees to provide food. So Tāne introduced trees to our world and, three years later when the kahikatea blossomed, Tāne’s wish came true.

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Executive summary The regional sea level rise inventory assesses Auckland’s potential exposure to sea level rise and coastal inundation. To do so, it uses both land elevation bands as a proxy for a series of sea level rise (SLR) scenarios and coastal inundation models to consider extreme storm events under present and future regimes. The two approaches permit a simultaneous consideration of changing coastlines as a result of sea-level rise (an altered environment) and extreme events.

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Auckland’s current targets are to achieve 10 to 20 per cent reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2020, 40 per cent by 2040 and 50 per cent by 2050 (based on 1990 levels). The council is in the process of reviewing Low Carbon Auckland and developing an integrated climate action plan for Auckland, addressing both mitigation and adaptation. This requires a robust evidence base to inform development of the integrated plan.

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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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The datasheet for the Auckland monthly housing update. Detailed statistics for housing in Auckland including: the number of dwellings consented the types of dwellings code compliance certificates issued etc Please note the datasheet disclaimer: Information in this report is sourced from a range of organisations, government departments and agencies. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information however we cannot guarantee that it is error free.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: the number of dwellings consented the types of dwellings code compliance certificates issued etc May highlights: 1109 dwellings were consented in March 2019. In the year ending March 2019, 13,874 dwellings were consented in the region. 56 per cent of new dwellings consented in March 2019 were houses, 24 per cent were apartments and 20 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement units, or other types of attached dwellings.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: the number of dwellings consented the types of dwellings code compliance certificates issued etc March highlights: 1128 dwellings were consented in January 2019. In the year ending January 2019, 13,272 dwellings were consented in the region. 46 per cent of new dwellings consented in January 2019 were houses, 30 percent were apartments and 25 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement units, or other types of attached dwellings.

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A summary of statistics for housing in Auckland including: the number of dwellings consented the types of dwellings code compliance certificates issued etc June highlights: 1043 dwellings were consented in April 2019. In the year ending April 2019, 13,754 dwellings were consented in the region. 46 per cent of new dwellings consented in April 2019 were houses, 12 per cent were apartments and 41 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement units, or other types of attached dwellings.

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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 January highlights: 1172 dwellings were consented in November 2018. In the year ending November 2018, 12,800 dwellings were consented in the region. 52 per cent of new dwellings consented in November 2018 were houses, 15 per cent were apartments and 33 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement units, or other types of dwellings.

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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 February highlights: 938 dwellings were consented in December 2018. In the year ended December 2018, 12,862 dwellings were consented in the region. 45 per cent of new dwellings consented in December 2018 were houses, 27 per cent were apartments and 28 per cent were townhouses, flats, units, retirement units, or other types of attached dwellings.