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World-class waterfront opens for Aucklanders on 2 July
On Friday 2 July the much-awaited Te Wānanga public space on the edge of a people-prioritised Quay Street will open for Aucklanders to experience, and on 5 July the six new ferry berths, named Te Ngau O Horotiu, located in the Ferry Basin will rec...
Next three stages of Queen Street improvements gather pace
A timeline for the next three stages of improvements to Queen Street, from Shortland Street to Mayoral Drive, was announced by Auckland Council and Auckland Transport today. The programme of improvements will be complete by the end of June 2022.
Seeded mussel lines filter seawater from beneath Te Wānanga
Divers have attached 38 seeded mussel lines to the underside of Te Wānanga, the new public space which reaches out over the water in Quay Street.
Celebrating the revamped Karangahape Road
The upgrades to Karangahape Road make the iconic street more pedestrian and cycle-friendly, attractive and environmentally sustainable with widened footpaths, two rainbow crossings, native planting, safe separated cycleways, bike parking, and impr...
Downtown shines as a uniquely Tāmaki Makaurau design
Together, Auckland Council, Auckland Transport and Mana whenua have reimagined downtown.
Wynyard Quarter, where history and sustainability walk side by side
Each time you visit Wynyard Quarter it will deliver something new to see, learn and experience. That’s the joy of visiting a precinct halfway through its development journey.
Walk 'n' Splore…and win!
There’s so much to see at Wynyard Quarter – buses, trams, fish and boats, there’s something interesting around every corner.
Auckland named as finalist in Bloomberg Philanthropies 2021 Global Mayors Challenge
Auckland is one of 50 Champion Cities selected today as finalists in the 2021 Global Mayors Challenge, a global innovation competition that identifies and accelerates the most ambitious ideas developed by cities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Micro Tunnel Boring Machine begins tunnelling and inserts first pipe for groundbreaking Central Interceptor project
A micro Tunnel Boring Machine called Domenica has started digging and laying the first pipe for Watercare’s Central Interceptor wastewater tunnel project.
Auckland dwelling consents set another record
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff says the latest figures for dwelling consents issued in Auckland over the past year show the progress the city is making towards addressing its long-running housing supply issues.
Special Character Overlay update
Auckland Council’s Planning Committee has resolved to withdraw proposed Plan Change 26 to the Auckland Unitary Plan Operative in part (Auckland Unitary Plan).
Auckland Council’s people-focused design for Queen Street on track
More than 900 people have taken part in a survey conducted by Auckland Council that shows a majority support the council’s planned design for the northern end of Queen Street, between Customs and Shortland Streets.
Have your say on nine ideas to make Ponsonby Road even better
Auckland Transport is working with the community to trial safer ways to travel and to create a more vibrant Ponsonby Road.
Internship further elevates te ao Māori way of thinking in urban design
Meet Kahurangi Eruera, the new He Maunga, He Tangata intern, a collaborative programme encouraging more young Māori architecture graduates into the industry to build experience and capability.
David Rankin appointed as chief executive of Eke Panuku
Panuku chair Paul Majurey has announced the appointment of David Rankin as Chief Executive of Auckland Council’s urban regeneration agency Eke Panuku Development Auckland.
Ferry Basin Redevelopment project reaches major milestone
Another major milestone for the Ferry Basin Redevelopment project has been met with the final canopy installed on the west side of Queens Wharf above the gangway accessing the new ferry pontoons.
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