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Which Auckland path will you follow?
Discover more than 200 walking and cycle paths with the Akl Paths website.
Get together on these east Auckland walks
Take a look at our list of the top eight walks to do in east Auckland.
Get together on these south Auckland walks
Take a stroll on these six south Auckland walks and check out AklPaths for more places to explore.
Get together on these north Auckland walks
Explore Auckland's coastline and regional parks with our pick of six of the best walks.
Give us your thoughts on Akl Paths and be in to win!
$500 Rebel Sport voucher up for grabs.
Community groups pitch in for green spaces
Elly Strang meets some of the community-led groups battling on behalf of nature in our city.
What lower speed limits mean for public health
Dr Michael Hale of Auckland Regional Public Health Service tells us why speed is a factor in public health.
Staying safe during Get Outdoors Week
Whether you’re keen on a long walk, trail run or mountain biking, check our top tips for outdoor safety.
Auckland day trips to take this summer
Celebrate summer with our pick of the best day trips throughout the region.
When and where 30km/h is just ‘right’
We will soon be consulting on a region-wide bylaw which could see speed limits reduced by June 2019.
Improving safety for pedestrians in Torbay and Mairangi Bay
Auckland Transport is working with Hibiscus and Bays Local Board to change roads in Torbay and Mairangi Bay town centres.
Why we're committed to walking and cycling
Auckland Transport Chief Executive Shane Ellison explains why we're investing in active modes.
17 things to do in Auckland in spring
Top picks for enjoying the warmer days and long spring evenings.
Seven safety tips for magpie swooping season
Nesting magpies can be particularly aggressive about defending their young – see how to stay safe when they swoop.
101 park must-do's
Here are 101 fun and affordable ideas to get you exploring Auckland's parks.
1080 programme spells end for rats and possums
In just 12 months the Hunua Ranges has gone from being over-run with rats and possums to having the lowest pest indices in decades.
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