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Wynyard Quarter

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Tīramarama Way

Tīramarama Way, which means ‘to shine, glimmer and light the way’ is a people friendly laneway that runs through the heart of Wynyard Quarter.

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Daldy Street Linear Park

With over a hectare of green park space along Daldy Street, it is now a place to spend time, rather than a thoroughfare to go down

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Amey Daldy Park

Amey Daldy Park is a neighbourhood pocket park in Wynyard Quarter.

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Tank Park

The much-loved Silo Park community space has extended to bring you Tank Park.

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Silo Park

Silo Park is a inner city oasis to spend your time, where there's always something interesting going on. 

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People
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Place

Meet Wynyard Quarter resident Joan Vujcich

Joan Vujcich wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. Her love of Wynyard Quarter is shared by her grandchildren whose visits are a regular highlight of her residency on Auckland’s waterfront.

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People
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Meet Ross Johnson, the structural engineer behind Silo 6

Ross Johnson is 88. He remembers a time when steam trains traveled from the city centre down to the area now known as Silo Park. 

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People
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Meet Vivien and Jonathan from the ASB Waterfront Theatre

“Wynyard Quarter is a place to live, work and play. Its design, as an ‘innovation precinct’, leans on the concept of play with the amenities it has here, at the centre of which is this major cultural asset – the ASB Waterfront Theatre.” - Jonathan Bielski, Executive Director, ASB Waterfront Theatre

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Maori Wardens

People
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Meet Blaine Hoete, Māori Warden

The grim reality of life in Aotearoa’s largest city can sometimes be saddening. People like Māori Warden Blaine doing the mahi to make life a little less tough for those having it toughest.

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