The waterfront has recently seen some of its new spaces become award-winning public places, read on below to find out which waterfront spots have had their time in the limelight. Plus check out what events are coming up in the are...

Want to know more about the project? Detailed work has started on the route for light rail. Next year feedback and input will be sought. The team are at lots of local events throughout November including Britomart Markets on 19t...

Check out the changes on the Grafton Gully path, and the new online Urban Walking Festival. Plus new dates added for adult & kids bike skill courses, along with free guided bike rides. See more in the link below....

Major changes will be rolled out to the way Kiwis pay for public transport across the country, including a single electronic payment card and the option to tap on with a phone. Customers will be able pay for bus, train and ferry ...

Image Jason Dorday - Stuff Adrian Lord is ATs new head of cycling. He is pictured above with Harriet Glen, Cycle programme Director. They are tasked with leading a rapid uptake of cycling in Auckland, both have come from transpo...

Complex Conversations is a University of Auckland research project that is exploring new ways of getting people involved with decisions about the future of infrastructure. They are running an online 'conversation' for the Ministry...

The annual Barfoot & Thompson Auckland Marathon is taking place on Sunday 30 October 2022 and will attract more than 15,000 participants. The marathon course starts from Devonport, goes over Auckland Harbour Bridge, continuing al...

Check out what is coming up for the Waterfront this October. read more about the next stage in Wynyard Quarter’s transformation which will take place in the area north of Silo Park on Wynyard Point, and guiding this work is the p...

Keen to pedal your way through Summer? Get bike-ready now. AT have an extensive range of cycling courses and guided tours on offer this Spring. Bikes (including e-bikes) can even be provided. They’re all FREE and what’s more – i...

Todd Niall takes a look at what is and isn't working. Cycling, along with escooters and micro-mobility must increase in Auckland as the city tries to curb​ global warming. Cycling and walking are two of the most life-threatening...

Auckland Transport are working with KiwiRail to rebuild lines and improve services. Old rail foundations will be replaced and sections of the rail network will be closed between January 2023 and 2025. When sections of the rail n...

Check out the latest CYCLING & WALKING update here. Plus have your say on the new plans for easier cycling & walking in Henderson. See the latest PT update now in the link below. Details of the new Waihorotiu path on Queen Stre...

Midtown is the area that radiates from Aotea Square, taking in the Auckland Town Hall, Civic Theatre, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki and SkyTower, two universities, the laneway network along with Myers and Albert Park. There w...

Check out details of the the World Rally Champs, the prize for the Vos Boatshed, remediation work starts on Wynyard Point soon and check out the upcoming events....

Check out this latest newsletter from Harbour Grounds and be in to win some great prizes as part of World Coffee Day (1st October). 1 x six month Atomic Coffee subscription, 1 x six month MOJO Coffee subscription, 1 of 3 x Bayley...

Rally NZ starts 29th September and the pack in to the Race Village in Wynyard Quarter is well underway. You can check out all the details of this event here The organizers have put together an update for businesses in the area wh...

The latest update from Auckland Transport offers help with planning your public transport journey - don't forget fares are half price until the end of Jan 2023. Plus get an insight into learning to ride a bike as an adult. Prote...

Auckland Council has formally adopted the Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway plan. The plan has been developed by Auckland Council and Auckland Transport and sets out what needs to happen for the region to reduce its transport...

Stuff reporter Todd Niall reports on the lack of bus drivers. On Friday August 19, a record 2185 bus services were cancelled in Auckland – about 15% of all services. In order to reduce transport emissions public transport usage ...