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Presentation slides prepared for the RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau. AUT, 25 June 2019.

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The streams and lakes of Auckland encompass all the surface freshwater for the region’s 4900km² area, from Wellsford in the north to Franklin in the south. With an estimated 16,500km of flowing streams and 72 lakes, these freshwater water bodies represent a significant part of Auckland’s natural environment. Streams and lakes are often fed from the groundwater beneath.

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Auckland’s problem of construction and demolition waste Construction and demolition (C&D) waste makes up about 40 per cent of the total waste going to landfill in Auckland. Volumes are projected to increase as Auckland’s population continues to grow and more large-scale infrastructure and development projects take place. Auckland Council has limited influence over how C&D waste is managed by the construction industry, as it is a source of commercial waste.

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Wrap up comments by Regan Solomon, Manager, Land Use and Infrastructure Research and Evaluation. RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau.

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Welcome speech given by Eva McLaren, Manager Research and Evaluation. RIMU symposium 2019. Data matters: the role of research and evaluation in shaping the future of Tāmaki Makaurau.

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AUT, Sir Paul Reeves Building, room WG308, 2 Governor Fitzroy Place, Auckland 25 June 2019, 9am to 2. 15pm *09. 15 – 09.

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A ten-year update A brief history of Auckland’s urban form is a short publication first produced by Auckland Regional Council in 2009. It maps and describes 170 years of settlement and urban development across the Tāmaki isthmus and the wider Auckland region. Ten years later it remains the most popular download from RIMU’s Knowledge Auckland website/publication repository.

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The Auckland Unitary Plan includes provision for Significant Ecological Areas (SEA-M) within Auckland’s marine extent. Marine habitats are known to be under-represented, and RIMU will be working to improve knowledge of the region’s marine habitats with a monitoring programme (funded by the Natural Environment Targeted Rate) designed to describe and map habitats and ecological communities in sub-tidal areas. This information will be used to improve representation of marine habitats in SEA-M.

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Labour markets work much like other markets where employers demand labour/skills, an important part of the production process, and individuals supply that labour/skills, earning an income.

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An overview and staff list for the Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU. July 2019.

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There has been an uptick in growth in public transport (PT) use since July 2018. Two significant events affected demand for PT in July – a change to the bus network, and the introduction of the Regional Fuel Tax (RFT). Growth in public transport in August and September 2018, compared with the same period a year earlier, suggests the strongest growth has been in the more distant reaches of the city, exactly where you would expect it to be highest given the impact of the RFT on the attractiveness of driving.

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Housing Regional Factsheets - Ministry of Housing and Urban Development The Housing Regional Factsheets provide a closer look at housing in New Zealand’s regions. The factsheets complement the Housing Quarterly Report. Each factsheet provides the housing sector with a localised view of the progress we’re making to bring on additional supply, and how we support people with their housing and accommodation.