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.

With a turn of the cutterhead, Hiwa-i-te-Rangi, our giant Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) created history today (28 March) breaking through into a shaft at Point Erin Reserve, Herne Bay to complete the 16.2-kilometre Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel running under Auckland.

Today, we unveil our first 10-year business plan as we prepare to become financially independent of Auckland Council on 1 July 2025. The plan details how we will invest $13.8 billion in more than 1000 projects while ensuring an affordable price path for customers.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Jamie Sinclair as our next chief executive.

Weather forecasts indicate that April may turn out to be drier than earlier anticipated, so we're encouraging everyone to use a trigger nozzle on garden hoses to prevent water wastage.

The giant creature crawling over Ōwairaka/Te Ahi-kā-a-Rakataura/Mt Albert right now is installing a critical watermain as part of our $95 million water network upgrades to support new housing in Mt Roskill.

The plant resumed operations in early December providing an additional five million litres of water per day to customers in Pukekohe and Buckland, easing the demand on the wider metropolitan water network that serves Auckland.

Ongoing dry weather has tipped Auckland’s total dam storage level just below the ‘preparing for a drought’ level in our Drought Management Plan.