Who funds it

Before July 2020

Without the support of these financial supporters, the pathway would simply not be possible. So a big shout out to…

Working together these organisations have helped complete several smaller sections, 3.7km in total. You can enjoy these finished sections now.

From July 2020

Auckland Council and Te Whau Pathway Environment Trust applied for infrastructure funding from Crown Infrastructure Partners, a central Government body, who agreed to fund $35 million towards the design and construction of Sections 2 and 5 of the pathway.

The design work for the project is now complete. The project’s current focus is on constructing the boardwalk connections between Sh16/NW cycleway and Roberts Field.

Te Whau Pathway Environment Trust, in partnership with Auckland Council, will continue to keep the community up-to-date when additional funding is secured to construct the remaining sections of the path.