With warmer weather it's a good time to get out and explore Auckland’s cycle network With a number of walking and cycleways across the region on track to be completed in time for summer, why not join a Biketober event or check out...

Highlights for this month include updates on the recent Waka Moana award win and plans to open more of Auckland’s waterfront to the public this summer, as well as information on how you can have your say on the future of Auckland’...

Celebrate the award-winning success of Waka Moana, share updates on plans to open more of the waterfront for public access, and have your say on the future of downtown Auckland. You’ll also find details on upcoming events, communi...

Since late September commuters from Eastern Bays can catch the 775 and 775 buses direct to Wynyard Quarter, removing the need to change buses in the CBD. This has made commuting to work in Wynyard Quarter way faster and more conve...

Get your costume ready and join the Halloween fun! Win fantastic prizes - best group wins a $200 local restaurant voucher, with two $50 vouchers up for grabs for individuals. Grab a bite from The Rolling Pin, try an e-bike, get a ...

Motu Move is designed to replace the patchwork of different public transport cards and ticketing systems operating around the country with one national system. Nearly 2 years after it was supposed the launch, Canterbury bus passe...

In this opinion piece Phil Wilson Auckland Council Chief Executive gives his thoughts on transport. "Transport is about more than roads, cycleways, foot paths, buses and trains. It is about how we live. It shapes how we get to wo...

Auckland’s downtown has changed significantly over the past decade. Projects such as Quay Street and Te Komititanga have reconnected the city centre with the Waitematā Harbour, creating places where people want to spend time, not ...

Meet Neil D’Souza - the train manager with more than 20 years of experience, well known for breaking into song over the train’s PA system and delighting thousands of passengers over the years. It’s wonderful to see someone brighte...

Image: Kasey McDonnell AT have reported that more than 2 million trips have been taken on trains in the first month since the City Rail Link (CRL) launched, with two thirds of those journeys travelling through the new tunnels and ...

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...