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Skye’s vision for Auckland
New-York based Kiwi and Global Street Cities Designer Skye Duncan was recently in Auckland headlining Auckland Conversations for her presentation on Changing Streets to Change the World.
Tertiary student? Save on travel
If you're a full-time tertiary student, you could save at least 35 per cent off public transport*. Apply for a tertiary discount on your AT HOP card now.
Everybody’s talking about #AklConversations
Over 400 people packed into the Aotea Centre to hear Mark Watts, Executive Director of C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, give a riveting talk on the issues affecting Auckland and how cities around the world are coming together to combat climate...
Britomart Station underpass closing
From Tuesday 29 March the pedestrian underpass between Britomart Station and QE Square will be closed.
The City Rail Link build is ON
Auckland Transport on Monday launched The Build is ON! campaign, which explains some of the changes happening around the city as part of the CRL construction. The campaign includes a video featuring Jerome Kaino.
Watch: Work kicks off on City Rail Link
The City Rail Link will allow 30,000 people to travel every hour during peak times.
Auckland and government agree on transport
A joint report from Auckland Council and the government released today (19 February) is being hailed as a giant step forward in agreeing Auckland’s transport investments for the next 30 years.
Transport for new southern Auckland housing
A new Pukekohe town centre bypass road, new train stations, state highway improvements and more north-south connections are part of potential transport plans to support large numbers of new homes in south Auckland.
A transport revolution is underway
Preliminary work for Auckland’s largest infrastructure project, the City Rail Link (CRL) is now well underway.
Victoria Park Tunnel evening diversions this week
The Victoria Park Tunnel (State Highway 1) will be closed to all traffic for several nights this week (15-21 February) while important maintenance and safety work is carried out.
Fairer costs for public transport
Minor changes to bus and train fares are being made in preparation for the change to a simpler zone-based system in mid-2016.
A day of going by bike
Alistair Young was one of hundreds of people across Auckland who cycled on their commute on 10 February as part of the nationwide Go By Bike Day.
Auckland's city centre population soars
Auckland’s city centre population grew by five times its target rate last year - with more than 5000 people moving into the city.
Opinion: More challenges for Auckland ahead
Mayor Len Brown talks about the challenges ahead for Auckland.
More bikes in schools needed
Auckland Council has awarded a significant regional sports and recreation grant to the Bike On NZ Charitable Trust.
Building a world-class transport network
Becoming the world’s most liveable city means having reliable, frequent and safe public transport – improving Auckland’s train travel is part of that.
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