Speak up for local paths in East Auckland!
Ahoy residents of East Tamaki, Pakuranga, Half Moon Bay, Bucklands Beach, Howick, Highland Park, Flatbush, Botany Downs, and Dannemora! If you walk or bike in the area, and you’re dreaming […]
First out of the Greenways gate: the Tamaki Path
In what might be the first Greenways project out of the gate under the new Local Path Design Guide, consultation is now open on the proposed Tamaki Path, which will run for […]
Otara-Papatoetoe-Manukau Greenways – have your say!
[Update: this consultation has closed. But you can have your say on the Local Board Priorities before Wednesday 28 March 2018, and ask what greenway projects the Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board will […]
It’s Whau real! Visible progress on Te Whau Pathway, Stage One
Our Westie correspondent Phil Robinson has been keeping a close eye on construction progress of the magical new greenway along the Whau River: Firstly, it is exciting to see the project’s new name: originally the […]
What the Whau? Greenways!
The Whau Local Board are asking you for your input on which routes of their Greenways plan you want prioritised, and whether they have included all that are important to […]
Parnell Rail Tunnel to go Green(Way)
A few days ago, Waitemata Local Board member Christopher Dempsey confirmed that using the old Parnell Rail Tunnel for cycling is indeed feasible. This makes a Greenway from Newmarket to […]
Want to cycle in the Whau area? Help plan the Greenways!
The Whau Local Board is showing concepts for the Greenways routes in their board area – a Greenways area where we have blogged about before. Come along and give your […]
Greenways – Getting on board in Albert-Eden
The Greenways concept is really capturing hearts & minds across Auckland, and more and more Local Boards are seeing it as a key feature of their work. And why not […]
A pipe-dream coming true…
…because the Devonport-Takapuna “Green Route” path will soon get a new walking / cycling bridge to carry you across the bay north from Bayswater. This very long, and VERY narrow […]
