We have completed a $2m project to ultimately increase the capacity of the water network in Pukekohe and Buckland.

Next week we will start tunnelling a new harbour outfall at Clarks Beach as part of the southwest wastewater servicing scheme. This will improve the quality of the Manukau Harbour with significant benefits for the community and environment.

The final piece of our $115 million new watermain carrying water to west and central Auckland was slotted into place this morning after a six-year construction effort spanning seven suburbs.

A wetter than normal April has pushed Auckland’s dam levels above the ‘preparing for drought’ level, prompting us to wrap up our ‘Easy Does It’ water efficiency campaign with a thank you to Aucklanders.

The wet forecast for Easter weekend may be putting a dampener on holiday plans, but there could be a silver lining for Auckland’s water supply.

Today, Moody's announced that we have received a credit rating of Aa3 as we prepare to become financially independent from Auckland Council on 1 July.

We're working on a strategy for the provision of safe and reliable water and wastewater services to Auckland over the next 70 years – and Aucklanders now have the chance to influence the direction it takes.

Auckland’s dam levels have dropped below 60 per cent after their catchments in the Hūnua and Waitākere Ranges experienced the driest March since 2010.

Today, we bring into service Auckland’s first permanent non-potable tanker filling station in Māngere, easing demand on the city’s drinking water supply.

Our team has completed a $1.8 million watermain renewal project aimed at significantly reducing the risk of major water outages in Remuera and its surrounding suburbs.