Auckland City Council - 22 March 2009

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Auckland on show for Rugby World Cup
Auckland will be in the international spotlight as host of the opening match and ceremony of Rugby World Cup 2011.

Regional governance report
Across Auckland people are awaiting the announcement of the Royal Commission's report into Auckland's governance, including Auckland City Council. The commission is due to report its findings to central government on 31 March.

Coastal upgrade projects proposed
Following on from summer's resanding programme, Auckland's coastal areas are set to be further enhanced thanks to a proposed $10 million upgrade programme included in the council's upcoming draft 10-year plan.

Getting on with it - New playground for Meadowbank
A new playground has been built at Bonnie Brae Reserve, Meadowbank.

Council supports Earth Hour
Don't forget to switch off your lights on Saturday, 28 March, from 8.30pm to 9.30pm for Earth Hour.

Performers descend on Auckland
THE EDGE^Ž International Arts Season will allow New Zealanders and international visitors a rare opportunity to see some of the most well-respected performers in the world on our stages.

Are you interested in Maori genealogy?
A whakapapa workshop is taking place in the Central City Library on Sunday, 29 March.

Marley & Me author comes to library
John Grogan author of the international best-selling book, Marley & Me, will be visiting the Central City Library this Wednesday, 25 March, and speaking about his new book The Longest Trip Home.

Auckland Heritage Festival 2009
Applications are now open for local groups and organisations to submit their events for consideration for the 2009 Auckland Heritage Festival.

The Wiggles competition
Fans of The Wiggles have the chance to win one of three family passes for four people to see The Wiggles at Vector Arena (Sunday, 29 March, 4pm).

Have your say online
The council has put on more than 60 free events this summer, so if you've attended one (or more) in the Music in Parks programme or went to Pasifika Festival, we would love to hear your feedback.