As of 1 October the governance of transport (aside from public transport) has moved from Auckland Transport into Auckland Council. Read the joint media release from Chris Bishop Minister for Transport and Wayne Brown Mayor of Auck...

More than one million train rides have been recorded on Auckland’s rail network in the first two weeks since CRL opened, with early data showing Aucklanders are embracing new routes and changing the way they travel across the city...

Quiz night - who will be crowned the winner? Coffee for a Cause - supporting Mental Health Awareness Week, Recycling week and Rainbow Games! Find out more info on all the October events in the link below....

Auckland Council are transforming Downtown Auckland. Between 2026 and 2031, they will deliver public transport and street improvements alongside private development. Key to the plans are: Stronger waterfront connections, better tr...

From 1 October 2026, there are changes to the way we share lanes. New rules are: People can ride e-scooters in cycle lanes. Children aged 12 years and under are now allowed to ride bikes on footpaths. Drivers must leave a 1.5m gap...

AT are proposing to have a clearway during peak hours outside 20 Viaduct Harbour Avenue to improve safety for vehicles and pedestrians around the Halsey Street intersection. The planned changes will include: No stopping outside 20...

Public consultation start in November but charging is unlikely to come into effect until 2030/31. The main goal of congestion pricing isn't about raising money; it's about using pricing to shift behaviour, and incentivising peopl...

Come along to Te Ara Tukutuku Project Hub on Saturday 3 October to find out about the regeneration of Wynyard Point. Find out about the native plants chosen for the project. Red Boat will also be there on the day, offering free t...

In August the University of Auckland hosted the launch of the State of the City 2026 report, an international benchmarking study led by the Committee for Auckland in partnership with Deloitte and the University examining how Auckl...

Information on how to take your bike on trains plus read about the upcoming FREE cycle skills courses. There is also an update on the Glen Innes to Tamaki path. This is a new 7km path of land and sea. The path is a handy commut...

Image 1News An estimated 72,500 passengers were counted on trains across the Auckland Transport network by 5pm on 14 September. 25,000 more than the previous Monday. CRL continues to impress - read more from RNZ below....

From Monday 21st September the 774 and 775 buses will extend into Wynyard Quarter. No more changing buses in the CBD - just one seamless journey. These buses will run weekdays at morning and afternoon peak times only. See full...

September at Harbour Grounds is all about small actions, lasting impact. This month we’re celebrating Sustainable September with a packed program of workshops, activations and community initiatives designed to help you live a litt...

Stuff has put together a guide for a City Rail Link pub crawl. It starts at Waitematā, and ends in Morningside, but it’s easily adaptable. So check it out - it can be a alcohol free trip and if not Stuff encourages you to drink r...

Enthusiasts and early risers will have the chance to be among the first on board, with services starting from around 5am on Sunday 13 September (this is earlier than normal Sunday times). From the South hop on at Puhinui at 512am ...

Auckland’s newest bus station is now open - Westgate Te Waiarohia will be home to some of Auckland’s fastest growing bus routes, including the WX1, 11T and 11W and will make travelling by bus from west and northwest Auckland easie...

Auckland Councillors have decided to move forward with three possible options for congestion charging during peak hours. These proposed time-of-use charging schemes are expected to decrease peak time congestion by between 2% and 1...

Read about the Te Ara Tukutuku marine trials Wynyard Point., the proposed Wynyard Precinct Plan Change. Check out the new Developer Deep Dive podcast on Wynyard Quarter. Read about the Auckland Dragon Boat Associations trip to Ch...

Auckland Mayor is asking the public for their top roading and transport issues that can be easily fixed as Auckland Council prepares to take over most transport and roading functions from Auckland Transport. Quick Fix projects are...