Heading to Wynyard Quarter? The Wynyard Crossing Bridge is temporarily closed to pedestrians. We’re working hard to repair a core technical fault. Alternative route around the Viaduct Harbour & buses coming every 7 minutes; visit AT.govt.nz for the journey planner.

Great nzherald piece today on our urban regeneration role in Tāmaki Makaurau, the process we undertake to develop neighbourhoods and the challenges we face in today's market... nzherald.co.nz/business/eke-p…

Our city centre's ongoing transformation... Here's an op-ed by Simon Oddie - Eke Panuku Priority Location Director, City Centre. (First published in Project Auckland and republished with thanks to the nzherald.co.nz) ekepanuku.co.nz/news/a-cause-f…

🚧 Planned maintenance is now underway on the Wynyard Crossing Bridge🚧 We expect the bridge to be ready for next summer (late 2024). Find out more about the bridge’s maintenance here: ekepanuku.co.nz/wynyardcrossin…

The story of Takapuna is embedded into the very structure of Waiwharariki Anzac Square.... Some bird songs by Department of Conservation. doc.govt.nz Auckland Council Takapuna Beach

A new mixed-use development will soon breathe new life into an under-used site in Mt Eden. Today we announced a conditional development agreement with Precinct Properties for the sale and redevelopment of a site ideal for building up. More in the link - bit.ly/459aSSm

Northcroft Street, Takapuna, is looking good! Safety and environmental improvements have been completed. There’s improved lighting, a safer crossing, and new trees and plants. Takapuna Beach

Over the next 10 to 15 years, the northern end of Wynyard Point will be transformed into a beautiful new waterfront destination for the people of Tāmaki Makaurau and the world! Come to a drop-in session this Saturday to learn more and Having Your Say! bit.ly/TATAug10

Over the next 10 to 15 years, the northern end of Wynyard Quarter will be transformed from a contaminated industrial site into a beautiful new waterfront destination. This project is known as Te Ara Tukutuku. Read more and Have your Say here: ekepanuku.co.nz/projects/teara…

Happy Māori Language Week! 📷 Auckland Council choir, led by Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson singing 'Tōku reo' within the wionderful acoustic dome of Silo 6 ekepanuku.co.nz/news/the-sound… Silo Park @hotcity_akl

We’re breathing new life into Old Papatoetoe. Learn more here: ekepanuku.co.nz/oldpapatoetoe #urbandesign #urbanregeneration #redevelopment #development #auckland #ekepanuku #papatoetoe Auckland Council

Enjoy these highlights from another busy year at Eke Panuku. We work across Tāmaki Makaurau to deliver urban regeneration. Regeneration which revitalises urban areas to enhance a communities’ economic, social, cultural, and environmental wellbeing. Auckland Council @hotcity_akl

We chat with Simon Wilson, award-winning senior writer for The NZ Herald, about the 'sweet spot' between disruption and progress in transforming a city... Full ep here: bit.ly/AucklandSimonW… Auckland Council Simon Wilson @hotcity_akl #cones #development #auckland #transformation

Listen to the latest ep of the 'A City of Neighbourhoods' podcast. Simon Bridges discusses (among other things) green-lighting the City Rail Link in parliament and his current role as a key shaper of Auckland's prosperity. Click to link to listen🎙️👇 bit.ly/SimonBridgesAU…

A City of Neighbourhoods podcast - latest episode just dropped... In this ep, economist Shamubeel Eaqub discusses what we need to keep doing, stop doing, and start doing. Listen to full ep here: bit.ly/shamubeel or listen to more eps on link in bio.