Waitematā & Gulf Ward
Waitematā & Gulf Ward News
Volunteers go the nautical mile
A group of dedicated volunteers have been going the extra mile for passengers arriving in Auckland on cruise ships this season, ensuring they receive a warm welcome from the city.
Improved access to Waitematā coastline
Waitematā Local Board is improving access to the Waitematā coastline by continuing its development of the Weona- Westmere Coastal Walkway.
Drop off the grid on Great Barrier
Registrations are now open for Great Barrier Local Board’s Off the Grid event, which takes place from 12 to 15 May.
Lightpath success: Build it and they will come
The success of Auckland’s Lightpath shows that Aucklanders want more cycling infrastructure and they will flock to use it if it is built, says the New Zealand Transport Agency.
#LightpathAKL hits 100k mark
Mt Eden man Nathan Spoonly made the 100,000th journey across the popular new cycleway on the morning of 30 March.
Your bus stop may be moving.
Some city centre bus routes and stops are changing from Sunday 17 April 2016.
Great Barrier Island gets improved mobile access
Okiwi residents are set to enjoy improved mobile coverage when a new Vodafone cell site goes live at the end of May.
Works to start on luxury waterfront hotel
Construction of a $200 million five-star hotel at a landmark site in downtown Auckland is set to commence.
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Waitematā & Gulf Ward Events
Matariki with Ria Hall
Join us for a magical Matariki celebration as we come together to honour te tau hou Māori with an...
Midtown Street Party
Bring your family and friends and join us for live performing arts, delicious eats and hidden ret...
Come Together - Live Rust
Celebrate 5 Years of Legendary Rock with Neil Young, Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin!
Matariki Ahunga Nui
Explore the path of Waihorotiu, the stream that carved the valley we now call Queen Street, and d...
Whetū Wahine
Step into an immersive Storytime session where our kaitiaki of the stars will share captivating t...
Kaui Whetū
Explore sea-inspired patterns and symbols while learning the traditional Māori art of tukutuku.
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