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Located between Albert and Elliott Streets, the cobbled shared space on Elliott Street offers an extensive range of boutique shops for fashion and sports clothing, shoes, jewellery, hair salons, gifts and services. This sprawling property includes...

... hours. The work schedule allows for the fastest possible completion and minimum level of disruption under noise and ...

... construction works will begin late 2015 to early 2016 with completion in 2018/2019. The CRL will increase access to and ...

280 Queen Street was constructed in 1977 and contained 3 retail levels and 12 office floors. The new building, completed in 1991, added a new 3-level retail podium and approximately 372 sqm of additional office space on each level (previously 660 sqm...

Edged by the historic fortifications of Albert Park, Aesop's store on High Street makes tonal and textural gestures to the site’s history; namely, its mysterious tunnels carved from the hill’s volcanic rock foundations. The design,...

... Bay and Britomart. Recent milestones include the completion of piles in Lower Queen Street to support the ...

The New Zealand Government and New Zealand Police has developed a national strategy called Protecting Our Crowded Places from Attack (Crowded Places). It has been developed over several years to help preserve the enjoyment of these places while...

... redevelopment of Eden Park is on budget and on time for completion in October 2010. Entries into the Queen's Wharf ...

DeBretts Kitchen, nestled in the heart of the iconic Hotel DeBrett, is a relaxed setting bathed in natural light provided by a soaring glass-roofed atrium.  Specialising in simple, elegant food where menus are seasonal, creative...

We'd like to welcome a range of new eateries, retailers and a new hotel that  have opened their doors in the past couple of months. Some big tech names have moved into shiny new city centre locations of late too. There are more openings coming up...

Restaurant Month 2022 Taking place for the twelfth time in August, over 80 restaurants in the city centre presented special $25, $40 and $55+ menus to enjoy, as well as a number of special dining events, many of which sold out fast.  Highlights...

Auckland Council are currently working on a raft of development projects in the city centre, transforming our public places into better versions of themselves. These developments are part of Council’s ten year City Centre Master Plan, and are funded from...

Wynyard 100 is a six-building mixed use development on the block bounded by Halsey, Pakenham, Gaunt and Daldy Streets. The first stage, including a 154 room Travelodge hotel, new NZ Bus office space, a Countdown Metro at ground level and 385...

... Stage two: approximately 8 nights of works Following completion of stage one, the street will be resurfaced, and ...

EXHIBITION Lauren Lysaght: The Nita Gini Project 4 November 2011 – 14 January 2012 The Nita Gini Collection is an assembly of unorthodox objects, the unlikely heirs to a legacy of New Zealand’s Crown Lynn tradition. Lauren Lysaght has painstakingly...

The State Harbour Crossing is the first of six events in the State New Zealand Ocean Swim Series - a 2.9km ‘I’m Going Long’ swim split into 6 waves, putting swimmers with similar abilities together in waves, seeded by their anticipated times. It is for...

Savings like these have contributed to the lower-than-expected 1.9 per cent rates increase for next year, announced last week.The project came about after significant repairs were needed for the Civic car park roof, and the council decided it was an...

Visiting the Dior boutique on Queen Street is an experience in itself, the theme of the decor is Versaille with different shades of grey and silver the background to the luminous designs beautifully displayed everywhere you look.  When...

Auckland Transport and Auckland Council are continuing in their efforts to create an ever more vibrant city centre, with more improvements planned for Federal Street.   There are two distinct but connected projects afoot; firstly some...

It’s nearly three years since early works for CRL began in the city centre, and with realistic video flythroughs of the stations being released and enabling works not too far from being complete, it’s getting easier to imagine the day (in about six years...

Space exploration and flight takes centre stage in Glasgow-born artist Jill Kennedy’s Eyes on the Moon, whether it is shuttle launches, satellite orbits, or soccer balls arcing through the air. In a similar manner to her previous New Educational Series,...

Behind the construction hoardings on Wellesley and Kitchener streets in the city, a team of specialists and artisans are busy restoring and reconstructing Auckland Art Gallery's main building. The development project includes heritage restoration of the...

Art aficionados, get ready – Auckland Art Gallery is giving Aucklanders the exclusive chance to view five art works from master painters like Dali and Picasso for free, for the first time ever, and for one week only. In May this year, Julian and Josie...

The redevelopment, which is due to be completed in October 2010, will boost the stadium from 48,000 to 60,000-seat capacity to give spectators a world-class experience in 2011. Features include: A new three-tier, 22,000-seat south stand with 52...

Each year at its AGM the Heart of the City membership has the opportunity to elect a new Board. The powers of this Board are contained within part 13 (page 10) of our constitution and are primarily concerned with the...

Our AGM is being held on Thursday 29 October, 5:45pm for a 6pm start at Level 1, 26 Lorne St in Auckland.     To RSVP, please email us here or phone 09 379 8000 by Thursday 22 October 2015.   The main items of...

Here’s a quick wrap up of what was discussed at the most recent ACCAB meeting – of which we are a member and where we provide advice to Council on city projects as well as the allocation of the city centre targeted rate – a special rate funded by city...

The 36th America's Cup was held in Auckland city centre's Wynyard Quarter, with the event base spread across Wynyard Point, Halsey Street wharf and Hobson Wharf. Developments in the area to enable to event to take place will have a lasting impact...

One Queen Street transformed the HSBC building into a new vertical mixed-use community. The development includes a 139-room InterContinental Hotel, ground floor retail integrated into Commercial Bay, 3 levels of shared workspace, 2 levels...

Huffer launches its brand new retail concept aptly named the Huffer House in the NEW Britomart Hotel Building, Britomart, Auckland. Huffer has been on a journey to flip the script on how they approached retail, responsibility to community and bringing...

Aucklanders got into the seasonal spirit with 20+ festive music, art, decorations and lighting that filled the city centre’s public spaces throughout December. Our Christmas marketing campaign, along with the introduction of Te Manaaki, our new...

To help free up on-street parking spaces, Auckland Transport (AT) has a deal especially for tradies. Tradies working on a job site in central Auckland may park in the Victoria Street or Civic car parks. They can get a 50% discount on hourly...

... Auckland’s city centre. In recent weeks, we've seen the completion of the D-wall structure in Britomart, meaning the ...

Auckland Regional Council (ARC) is appealing to Aucklanders to have their say on how $47 billion is to be spent on transport across the region over the next 30 years. The ARC's regional transport committee recently launched its draft strategy on the...

The Beach Road walking and cycling project began its second and final stage on 30 March, continuing the transformation of a key link into the city centre. Jointly funded by Auckland Transport and Auckland Council, the project will extend stage one of the...

Quality Serviced Apartments for Rent in Auckland Quinovic Viaduct manages quality privately owned serviced apartments and accommodation in Auckland CBD and adjacent suburbs such as Parnell, Ponsonby, Freemans Bay, North Shore, Newmarket ...