You have selected Council news from 4 May 2008.

Zero tolerance for graffiti vandalism
Auckland City Council has a zero-tolerance approach to graffiti vandalism with a strong focus on eradication, prevention and education efforts.

Tough decisions to make on water charges
We want your feedback on Auckland City Council's Draft Annual Plan 2008/2009 to help us make some tough decisions about projects and rates for the coming year.

Auckland Zoo seeks volunteers
Volunteering at Auckland Zoo is a great way to share your passion for wildlife and conservation, and to work with an amazing team of people.

Eden Park expo
Find out about the projects proposed in and around Eden Park at a free expo on Saturday, 10 and Sunday, 11 May.

Auckland Writers & Readers Festival 2008
This month's Auckland Writers & Readers Festival brings a wealth of national and international literary talent to our city.

Migrant expo and job fair
This year's Auckland Migrant Expo and job fair (10 and 11 May, 10am to 4pm) gives new migrants the chance to meet employers, recruitment agencies and career advisers.

Kick Start your business
Obtain the skills to launch your business by attending the Kick Start seminar series.

Slam dunk for Auckland
New Zealand wins bid to host next year's FIBA Men's U-19 World Championships.

Records seminar
Learn how to protect and care for your family records at a free seminar on Wednesday, 7 May.

Arena birthday
60 City Scene readers each won a double pass to James Blunt's recent Vector Arena show to celebrate the venue's success in attracting international acts to Auckland since opening in April 2007.

Correction
Fred Graham's Te Waka Taumata o Horotiu sculpture in Swanson Street incorrectly named.