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Hui puts spotlight on emergency-readiness for Auckland’s disabled community
The hui sparked healthy discussions about how the community and agencies can do better during the next emergency event.
ShakeOut drill a chance for Aucklanders to prepare for a real life earthquake
The national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi will take place on Thursday 24 October at 9.30am.
Emergency preparedness: Solid progress made by Auckland Council following reviews
Large steps towards enhancing our emergency preparedness and response capabilities, since the extreme weather events of early 2023, have been made.
Aucklanders: we need your feedback to build our tsunami resilience
We’re asking Aucklanders to take part to give us valuable insights.
Waiheke emergency volunteers get a hand from the board
Waiheke volunteer groups have received a financial boost from the local board to help prepare the island for future emergencies.
Volunteers needed for new Emergency Response team in South Auckland
Do you live in South Auckland and want to help your community during an emergency response?
Wild weather causes havoc with Auckland’s trees
While Auckland was facing a wild and windy Wednesday night, Auckland Council’s arborist team and its contractors were out making sure Aucklanders were safe from falling tree limbs and property damage.
Aucklanders: Be ready for a windy Wednesday night
MetService has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch and a Strong Wind Warning (orange) for Auckland, including Aotea Great Barrier, for this afternoon, evening and into the early hours of Thursday morning.
Nationwide Emergency Mobile Alert test taking place this Sunday
Don’t be alarmed if your mobile phone receives an Emergency Mobile Alert on Sunday evening (26 May).
The little street that could
The residents of a small Papakura cul-de-sac are making plans for the next time disaster strikes.