Waiheke Island Local Government including Waiheke Island Community Board, Auckland City Council and Auckland Regional Council

Approximately 7,500 people live permanently on Waiheke Island. But in the summer, the population can swell to more than 30,000 as visitors flock there to enjoy the open space, sandy beaches and boutique vineyards. Waiheke is the second largest islands in the Hauraki Gulf.  Being only 17km from Auckland, it is home to an increasing number of people who commute daily by ferry to work in the central city.

The Auckland City Service Centre at Ostend provides Council services and information, The community library, theatre and art gallery at Artworks in Oneroa and the Onetangi Sports Park are major Auckland City supported community facilities.

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Waiheke Island Community Board Approximately 7,500 people live permanently on Waiheke Island. But in the summer, the population can swell to more than 30,000 as visitors flock there to enjoy the open space, sandy beaches and boutique vineyards. Waiheke is the second largest islands in the Hauraki Gulf. Being only 17km from Auckland, it is home to an increasing number of people who commute daily by ferry to work in the central city. The Auckland City Service Centre at Ostend provides Council services and information, The community library, theatre and art gallery at Artworks in Oneroa and the Onetangi Sports Park are major Auckland City supported community facilities.

Auckland Regional Council (ARC) Auckland Regional Council is currently working with all the other councils in the Auckland region and central government on a proposal to strengthen Auckland's regional Governance.