From the newly released 2026 train and rapid bus map to behind-the-scenes City Rail Link test ride, and late-night buses that make city dining and events a breeze – plenty is happening across Auckland. See what’s coming up and ho...

The confirmed list of candidates for the 2025 local elections is now available and this can be found in the link below. This includes the 12 candidates standing for Auckland Mayor. Voting papers will be sent out 9 - 22 September ...

More direct access to the city centre and a cross-city service are the key features of the just released ‘Trains and Rapid Buses’ map . This highlights the scale of public transport improvements which will come into effect when t...

The July 2025 edition of Your Waterfront News is loaded with exciting news and events. From an immersive, illuminating artwork at Silo Park, the return of  Your Big Backyard , to the continued progress on future green spaces, Wyny...

Change is coming to Onewa Road , after Kaipātiki Local Board endorsed modifications suggested by Auckland Transport (AT) to ease congestion on one of the North Shore’s busiest road. Over 30,000 vehicles travel along Onewa Road ev...

New York is the most recent city to implement congestion pricing and it's already been a success, will Auckland be next? Legislation to introduce time of use charging is currently making its way through parliament , with the gover...

Whai is a captivating light-based artwork by Janine Williams, suspended and intertwined across the Gantry at Silo Park until 5 October. Inspired by the traditional Māori string game, Whai was commissioned by Auckland Council and ...

Auckland Transport has teamed up with the New Zealand Police and NZTA to promote public transport as an alternative to driving after a few drinks. The “Better Together” campaign uses images on bus backs and billboards, and message...

The Wynyard Crossing Bridge will be closed to pedestrians for planned maintenance. 🚧 When? Overnight on Tuesday 29 July to Wednesday 30 between 10:30PM – 5:30AM   🚶 Pedestrian access: No access for walkers or cyclists as the b...

Auckland Transport recently welcomed seven new retailers into the AT HOP network, making it even easier for Aucklanders to top-up or purchase HOP cards close to home. This expansion helps bridge key gaps in the network. It brings ...

Extraordinary enables employees to use their pre tax income to offset some of the cost of commuting by public transport - thanks to a new scheme. Extraordinary explains how it works on RNZ - you can listen to that interview here...

Cyclists waiting at traffic lights in the City of London - image by Mike Kemp Cyclists are now the “single largest vehicular mode counted during peak times on City streets,” says a report to the transportation committee of the C...

The Auckland Urban Development Office (AUDO) is now the council’s development front door for investors, developers, iwi, Crown agencies, and private sector partners. Its role is to simplify engagement and strengthen Auckland Counc...

Whai  to light up the Silo Park Gantry Wynyard Quarter this winter The June edition of  Your Waterfront News is full of exciting projects, events and news. Including: Eke Panuku transition into Auckland Council, Sail GP due to re...

Paint your own ceramic cup, Contrast Therapy, DIY coffee grounds skin scrub, donate for NZ Blood Drive and join the Wednesday Challenge are some of the engaging events taking place this month. Click link below to read the full Har...

Eke Panuku will cease to exist from 1 July 2025. The majority of Eke Panuku will be integrated into Auckland Council, operating as the Auckland Urban Development Office (AUDO). The AUDO will lead regeneration and large-scale devel...

Wynyard Quarter TMA presented a Lunch & Learn on Tuesday 17th June, with a focus on Smart Commuting. Presentations included: The Importance of Sustainable Mobility, AT's TravelWise, The Wednesday Challenge, ASB Health Now Scheme,...

Last year Auckland Transport piloted allowing bikes on a few NX1 buses to provide a connection across the harbour. They’ve now announced that from next month the trial will expand and more buses will be equipped with racks. From...

The next neighbours' forum will take place on Thursday 26 June, 7.30am - 9.00am at the Maritime Museum. A range of topics will be covered from Te Ara Tukutuku enabling works, central wharves engagement sessions, the upcoming insta...