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Te Whau Pathway Project
Te Whau Pathway Project
  • About
    • What is Te Whau Pathway?
    • Who funds it
    • Who supports it
    • FAQs
  • Maps
    • Auckland Connections
    • Section Overview map
    • 1. Green Bay, Blockhouse Bay & New Lynn
    • 2. Avondale & New Lynn
    • 3. New Lynn & Kelston
    • 4. Kelston & Glendene
    • 5. Glendene & Te Atatū South
    • Which parts are finished?
  • Why we need it
    • A cleaner river
    • Better journeys
    • Health benefits
  • The build
    • Pathway design
    • Resource Consent
    • Construction updates
  • Get involved
    • Events
    • Email updates
    • Plant a tree
    • Vote for Mātātā
    • Have your say
      • Consultation 2021
Te Whau Pathway Project
Te Whau Pathway Project
  • Contact us
  • Get involved
    • Events
      • The BIG Whau River Map
      • Archibald Park Pontoon Opening
      • Design a T-Shirt Competition 2021
      • Flow to the Whau Photo Competition 2022
      • Matariki Planting along Tiriroa Esplanade
      • Planting Day in Covil Park
      • Planting Day in Craigavon Park
      • Te Whau Day Out
    • Get email updates
    • Kōrero mai – Have your say
      • Consultation 2021
    • Plant a tree
    • T-Shirt Design Competition – World Car Free Day 2022
    • Te Whau Pathway for the Mātātā (Fernbird)
  • In the Community
  • News and media
  • Te Whau Pathway Project
  • The build
    • Construction updates
      • Resource Consent
    • Pathway design
    • Project timeline
  • What is Te Whau Pathway?
    • About the Trust
    • Who funds it
    • Who supports it
    • Frequently asked questions
  • Where it goes
    • Section 1: Connecting Green Bay, Blockhouse Bay and New Lynn
    • Section 2: Connecting Avondale and New Lynn
    • Section 3: Connecting New Lynn and Kelston
    • Section 4: Connecting Kelston and Glendene
    • Section 5: Connecting Glendene and Te Atatū South
    • Section Overview map
    • Which parts are finished?
      • The Kelston Loop – Archibald Park + Brains (Onewherowhero) Park
      • Olympic Park Walk
  • Why we need it
    • A cleaner river
    • Better journeys
    • Health benefits

Why we need it

There are many reasons why Te Whau Pathway is a good idea. These include

  • Better journeys
  • Health benefits
  • A cleaner river
  • Well-connected communities
  • More access points to to the water
  • Tourism
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