SailGP is back on 14 & 15 February - SailGP is pleased to offer a special offer for this year’s event. Head to  sailgp.com/Auckland  and enter the code  S6TAU10  to score a 10% discount on tickets to this summer’s most exciting sp...

Auckland’s newest electric train has rolled into port, marking the arrival of the 23rd and final unit in Auckland Transport’s (AT) fleet expansion. The new trains will enable a more frequent and reliable services when CRL opens la...

After almost three years leading Auckland Transport, Chief Executive Dean Kimpton will be finishing his role on Friday 1 May. The reform of transport in Auckland is expected to receive Royal Assent next month. This will see Auckla...

Studio Pilates Wynyard Quarter  is hosting a  Free Open Week from 3 March , with complimentary 45-minute Reformer Pilates orientation classes. Perfect if you are new to Pilates or keen to reset your routine, with exclusive offers ...

Practice your manu skills on the jump platform on Saturday 31 Jan, join in the free 7am yoga sessions on Wednesdays at Queens Wharf, get your tickets for Sail GP, or for the ever popular Murder on the Orient Express at the ASB Wat...

Get ready to pedal, because the Aotearoa Bike Challenge is back for 2026! This February, sign up and log your bike rides throughout the month. It's fun, completely free, and you could win amazing prizes! All rides count and you ca...

Step away from your desk and enjoy relaxed summer vibes in the plaza. Think live DJ music, lawn games, beanbags and complimentary ice cream – the perfect lunchtime reset. Thursday 12 February  - The Deck (in front of Fonterra) & T...

27 & 28 January 2026 the train network will be closed for the first full trial of the new post-City Rail Link timetable. This milestone test will help ensure reliable, seamless services from the first day of CRL opening. Bus repl...

From 1 February 2026, AT’s public transport fares will increase by an average of 5.1%, which means an increase of between 10 and 25 cents per trip for adult fares on buses and trains, or between 40 and 60 cents for adult ferry tri...

AT's Joy Rides buses are here to brighten the festive season. Wrapped in vibrant designs and powered by some of New Zealand’s favourite brands, these buses are all about spreading joy, connection and the festive buzz across Auckla...

Summer is settling in, and the waterfront is beginning to hum with the energy of the season ahead. Come and cheer on Kiwi actor Bruce Hopkins celebrate his 70th birthday with 70 backward somersaults into the Harbour Pool - all for...

Buses are returning to Albert Street after years of CRL construction. AT has announced that Albert Street is set to host about 900 new bus movements a day, from end of November. The WX1 will now have a more direct route into the C...

The Auckland Urban Development Office (AUDO) has confirmed Stride Property Group (Stride) as the preferred development partner for the future redevelopment of North Wharf in Wynyard Quarter. This milestone marks the beginning of a...

The government has announced that "upgraded Auckland public transport network with City Rail Link (CRL) at its heart will open to passengers in the second half of 2026". This probably means that CRL wont be open to the public unt...

Te Ara I Whiti, the Lightpath was a bold idea to repurpose a disused motorway off-ramp and  turn it into a path for people. Ten years on the glowing pink path, with incredible views is a joyful, iconic part of Auckland. Bike Auck...

Image: Michael Craig The new law allowing time of use charging on New Zealand roads was passed in mid November. Time-of-use charging, often called congestion charging, aims to encourage drivers to change travel times or use public...

NZTA announced Board approval for the project, and have now shared some early designs for the busway and the new stations. Greater Auckland takes a look at each station from Brigham Creek to the CBD. The NZTA project website can...

Following a successful trial, Auckland Transport (AT) is proposing to increase the number of bookable spaces at Albany’s Park and Ride from 5% to around 10% of total capacity There are also other parking changes being proposed for...

More people are choosing bikes, e-bikes and e-scooters for their daily commute, so the AA have now have Roadservice to cover any breakdowns. You do need to be an AA member, but if you break down on your bike, e-bike or e-scooter h...