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City and regional deals

We work with councils and partners to deliver city and regional deals that support economic growth, improve infrastructure and increase the supply of quality housing across Aotearoa.

About city and regional deals

This page explains how deals work, their key features, and how central and local government work together to deliver regional priorities.

Auckland deal

The Auckland Deal, New Zealand’s first City and Regional Deal, was signed on 10 April 2026.

Western Bay of Plenty deal

The Western Bay of Plenty Deal was signed on 14 May 2026.

Otago Central Lakes deal

Otago Central Lakes

Information for councils and stakeholders

Find key information and supporting documents for councils and stakeholders involved in city and regional Deals.

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