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🔊 On this episode of the “Meet the Team” series in the City of Neighbourhoods #podcast, we are joined by Paul Klinac - Auckland Council’s General Manager of Engineering, Assets and Technical Advisory.

In this series, Auckland Council’s new Director of Transport and Infrastructure, Steve Mutton, introduces us to each of the key members of his leadership team.

Paul leads engineering projects across the region, including the impressive new seawall and walkway in Ōrewa.

🔗 Link in bio to listen to the full episode. by @audoakl

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Take a walk into the rich history of Onehunga with a free guided walking tour led by our taiohi tour guides.

Discover the area’s rich cultural, historical, and natural treasures – from maunga to moana.

📅 Sunday 25 October 11am – 1pm

🔗 Link in bio to register your interest now by @audoakl

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Looking for a fun way to get moving and meet people from your community? Head along to a free Move & Connect fitness event!

📍 Onehunga Bay Reserve
📅 Every third Saturday of the month from October 17 2026 - May 2027.
⏰ 10am–1pm

Everyone is welcome — all ages, all abilities, and all fitness levels. Join a relaxed group walk, take part in a variety of optional fitness challenges, or simply enjoy the atmosphere and opportunity to connect with your community.

Along the way you’ll be able to:
✨ Meet new people
🏃‍♀️ Get active at your own pace
🎁 Win prizes
🍴 Enjoy free food

You can register to attend early via @moveandconnectnz on Instagram or just sign up on the day — drop in for as little or as long as you like.

Bring your friends, bring the whānau, or come on your own — we’d love to see you there! 💚

#MoveAndConnectNZ #Onehunga taken in Onehunga by @audoakl

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🔊 On this episode of the City of Neighbourhoods #podcast, we are joined by Craig Mcilroy - Auckland Council’s General Manager of Healthy Waters.

This is the first episode of the “Meet the Team” series is hosted by Steve Mutton, Auckland Council’s new Director of Transport and Infrastructure, as he introduces his leadership team of the new directorate which integrates many of what were formerly Auckland Transport functions into Auckland Council.

Join us and listen to Steve and Craig’s discussion about the work that the Healthy Waters department does, including their award-winning Te Auaunga project in Mount Roskill.

🔗 Link in bio to listen to the full episode. by @audoakl

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🏙️ @aklcouncil is planning a coordinated programme of work in Downtown Auckland to be delivered between 2026 and 2031.

Once dominated by traffic and cut off from the rest of the city, Downtown is being reimagined and regenerated as a vibrant space for connection and community.

This means:
🔄 Stronger connections between the city and waterfront.
🚍 Better public transport.
🛣️ More welcoming public spaces and improved streets.
🏘️ A downtown that supports local residents, businesses and access.

The opportunity for you to have your say on this project are open now until October 31.

🔗 Link in bio to learn more taken in Customs Street, Auckland by @audoakl

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Curious Creatures are taking over Northcote! 😊

Looking for a free school holiday adventure? Head to the new section of Te Ara Awataha greenway in the town centre and discover a digital play trail packed with curious creatures. Just bring your phone and your imagination!

A huge thank you to Northcote Intermediate students for their inspiring artwork. 🎨💚

🔗 Link in bio to play now! by @audoakl

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One Year On: Watercare's Queen Street Tunnelling Milestone 👏

This month marks one year since Watercare's micro tunnel boring machine (mTBM) completed its final underground run beneath Queen Street, successfully installing a critical section of Auckland City's future wastewater network.

After three months tunnelling beneath the city centre, the machine reached its destination ahead of schedule, navigating volcanic scoria and sand deposited by the Rangipuke / Albert Park volcano around 145,000 years ago.

The milestone was made possible through the work of @watercare_nz and its main delivery partners, @fultonhogan.nz and @mcconnell_dowell.

Pictured here are McConnell Dowell tunnelling team members Michael Brown and Aimee Blackmore, standing beside the mTBM cutter head at the completion of its Queen Street tunnel breakthrough, shortly before it was dismantled.

Today, works continue further south along Queen Street between Mayoral Drive and Waverley Street, where utility and services relocations are underway to prepare for the next section of wastewater pipeline installation.

While much of the project's most significant work remains out of sight beneath the street, it forms a vital part of upgrading Auckland's infrastructure, improving network resilience, and supporting the future growth of the city centre. by @audoakl

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🏗️ We had a big delivery onsite at the Waiapu Precinct construction site in #Onehunga this week!

The stairs that join the different levels of the precinct were delivered and have begun being installed. These will connect the lower supermarket level, with the middle playground level, and upper level that leads to Onehunga Mall.

We've also been hard at work on a new rock wall next to St Peters Church. This work is all leading into a big part of the area being completed around the end of October.

When complete, the Waiapu Precinct will provide a more inviting and well-connected town centre area for Onehunga, along with provision for a new supermarket and future housing. The project includes the creation of new green spaces, a public plaza, a family-friendly play space, infrastructure upgrades, and improved walking and cycling connections with Onehunga Mall.

🔗 Link in bio to learn more about this project by @audoakl

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Northcote’s new greenway, Te Ara Awataha, improves local travel choices whilst helping to regenerate nature and reduce the risk of flooding. 👏🌱

We’re working closely with Kaipātiki Local Board on Northcote Town Centre’s revitalisation, and one of the ways we’re delivering this is Te Ara Awataha – a collaborative project, where we recently finished the town centre section to complete its 1.5km length.

The greenway combines a safe, off-road walking and cycling path with environmental restoration, stormwater management, and outdoor recreation space – all while connecting the town centre, schools, and homes along the way.

A big thank you to our project partners Kāinga Ora, mana whenua, Kaipātiki Local Board, local community organisations and volunteers for everyone’s mahi. The project will be fully complete when we finish the upgrade of Northcote’s Puāwai Cadness Reserve in late 2027.

🔗 Link in bio to learn more. by @audoakl

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☀️ Join us for a free, whānau-friendly celebration of local music and talent!

Four upcoming Saturdays of local talent, live music and kai at Manu-kau Noa Iho Hayman Park.

Bring your friends and whānau, grab some kai and enjoy an afternoon of local sounds at Manukau Summer Frequencies.

Artists & dates 👇
@madzparker - 7 November
@jhustlenz- 14 November
@buildmypassiveincomes - 21 November
@sweetandirie_ - 28 November

🔗 Link in bio to learn more by @audoakl

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🚶🚴 A new pathway is planned for Panmure to make it safer and easier for people on bikes and pedestrians to get between Maungarei (Mt Wellington) and the town centre.

The project is due to start construction early next year and has been developed in collaboration with the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board (@aucklandcouncil_local), mana whenua, @akltransport, @aklcouncil Healthy Waters and the Tūpuna Maunga Authority.

The Maungarei Connection will also improve stormwater infrastructure along the route, with better drainage, and new garden beds.

The project is part of our plans to revitalise the town centre over the next 10 years to enhance Panmure as a great place to live, visit and do business.

Panmure is a vibrant and diverse place, renowned for its wonderful natural features and cherished for its role in bringing together the people of Tāmaki.

🔗 Link in bio to learn more by @audoakl

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