Stage one of the Te Whau Pathway is complete, giving walkers and cyclists the beginnings of a great new route between Kelston and New Lynn. The public is invited to celebrate the completion at a free event on Sunday 18 October, 1 – 3pm at Archibald Park, off Beaubank Road in Kelston. There will be a [...]

The Whau coastal walkway – opening a pathway to one of Auckland’s unique treasures. A sod turning ceremony on Sunday the 12th April officiated by Auckland’s deputy mayor Penny Hulse will celebrate the commencement of work on a 13 kilometre walkway and cycleway along the Whau river. Beginning at Olympic Park New Lynn, the 3-4 metre [...]

Work is underway on stage one of the Whau Coastal Walkway. Pictured at the sod turning last month is Auckland Council Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse, Whau Coastal Walkway Environmental Trust Chair Iris Donoghue with Whau Local Board Chair Catherine Farmer. During stage one, three sections of the walkway totalling 1.6km will be constructed on reserve land [...]