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Many businesses will be considering their options for how to manage online orders and delivery at the moment. There are a variety of systems aiming to make this easier for businesses - including those listed below* Hospitality Buy@Home...

Heart of the City supports the two weeks extension to the wage subsidy but says it’s simply not enough. More support is needed, including to cover fixed costs, with many customers not being here with the mass withdrawal of more than 130,000 workers...

The Mojo name is trusted and well-loved within our metropolis, with popular and convenient locations all over the city centre.  Tucked in the recently refurbished lobby of Chorus House, Mojo Wyndham is another great...

Located on the corner of Vulcan Lane and O’Connell Street, Mojo Vulcan Lane is a grown-up espresso bar serving up expertly-extracted coffee and fresh, wholesome counter food with an atmosphere of times gone by.  Take a seat in the sun...

Tucked into the atrium of the stunning Spark City building, Mojo Victoria Street is a inner-sanctuary from the working day.  Spark’s staff, visitors and many surrounding businesses are kept fuelled and caffeinated during the working week...

With many businesses at breaking point, no stone can be left unturned to ensure that eliminating the covid-19 virus does not translate into eliminating our country’s source of revenue and jobs.  With a critical decision due today, Heart of the City...

Heart of the City has announced an extension to Auckland Restaurant Month 2020 in a move designed to support the city centre’s hospitality industry after the latest COVID-19 restrictions.  The 10th annual showcase of Auckland city centre’s world-...

MIE PAY NZ Ltd is a New Zealand based, owned and operated company offering digital payment solutions for Trans-Tasman SMEs. With headquarters in Auckland, IE PAY is a financial service provider that integrates a wide range of major...

During the month of Mahuru (September) Māori, Tāmaki Makaurau hapū Ngāti Whātua Ōrakei, in association with Heart of the City, are hosting a month-long series of Reo for Business webinars. Every Wednesday from 12 – 12.45pm beginning 9 September, the...

Staying at Level 2.5 for at least another 10 days, represents a loss of around $1m of spending per day and crippling news as some businesses face an uncertain future and the hard-won vibrancy of the city centre is further challenged.  With the...

Letter from Auckland Council to BID (Business Associations) Auckland Council recognises the challenges facing Auckland’s retail and hospitality sector due to the resurgence of COVID-19 and we want to support them while our region remains in a restricted...

Interested in natural health and wellness but not sure where to start? Then pop in to see us at our Commercial Bay store.  Get expert advice from our naturopaths and enjoy our famous hospitality – we offer all our visitors a free wellness...

Inugo provides contactless parking & access management technologies across the globe. Proudly kiwi owned and headquartered in Auckland, we create advanced hardware & software for accessing facilities, specialising in parking solutions. Our...

SKECHERS A three billion dollar global leader in the performance and lifestyle footwear industry, Skechers designs, develops and markets more than 3,000 styles for men, women and children. Skechers' success stems from its employees, high-quality,...

Wander Cafe, Bistro & Wine Bar is an all day eatery serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner along with a delicious cocktail menu and an eclectic international wine list. 

Two live business webinars will give Auckland’s small business owners an opportunity to learn how to build resilience within their businesses during disruptive events like COVID-19. Organised by Auckland Emergency Management, the business resilience...

Op-Ed published in the New Zealand Herald on 8 October 2020 On your marks, get set, go. Spring is in the air as Auckland heads back into alert level one. A time of optimism and renewal. A time to show Aucklanders and Kiwis from around the country...

A number of new businesses have opened their doors in the city centre for the first time in the past weeks. From cafés to a French bistro, fashion, food retail and hotels, we're pleased to welcome this diverse selection of businesses...

New Zealand's largest amusement games arcade with four rooms of arcade games.  From video to redemption to prize to VR.  From old school to the latest technology.  Dance, simulator, music, claw games and everything in between....

No fancy "Thai Fusion" or "Modern Thai", Thai Street is as authentic as street food in Bangkok is, focusing on delicacies sold in the streets of Thailand, as well as regional cuisines in a relax, fun and friendly atmosphere. The...

Published in the New Zealand Herald on 9 April 2020.  Watching a city come to a standstill is surreal and disturbing in equal measure. The reasons for doing so on March 25 were crystal clear, but it was a mammoth and heart-wrenching task for...

Published in the New Zealand Herald on 15 October 2019 Accounts of hardship related to CRL construction in Albert St give cause for concern and not just for those directly impacted. There are key principles at stake: fairness, transparency, action and...

First published in the New Zealand Herald on 9 July 2020. There is a saying that it's not only what you do, but how you do it that matters most. That couldn't be more true with a debate raging along Queen St right now. While it's obviously not top of...