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Get your copy of this year's Point Life magazine

In our 9th annual issue of Point Life, we’re excited to show off Auckland’s newest township as it changes and grows.New precincts are underway and..

Four Fletcher Living Axis Series homes just released

Two new ballots have just opened as part of the Axis Series of more affordable homes at Hobsonville Point. Both ballots are for Fletcher Living h..

New Hobsonville Point ferry sailings coming in January 2021

Additional sailings each morning and afternoon will be added to the Hobsonville Point to Downtown Auckland ferry service from late January 2021. The e..

What’s in a Name: Nevill Road

Left to right: Squadron Leader Leonard Henry Trent (awarded the Victoria Cross), Mr WJ Jordan and Air Commodore Arthur de Terrotte Nevill in front of a No. 487 Squadron Ventura at ..

Point on a Plate: Creature comforts

We know we covered Little Creatures recently (remember that amazing New York Cheesecake with cherries and cocoa tuile?). But we had to let you know about a cool new ‘order and pa..

What’s in a Name: Buckley Avenue

Maurice ‘Buck’ Buckley (left), mechanic Bill Harrington and deputy chairman C.H. Hewlett, with Avro 504K biplane owned, 1921. Credit: Alexander Turnbull Library.Maurice ‘Buck..

Point on a Plate: Indian Summer

Indian Summer restaurant at 160 Hobsonville Point Road has more than its fair share of fansin the area. Owner and head chef Suresh (known to all as ‘TC’) has been delivering ex..

COVID-19 Development Update - August

August 2020Construction under Alert Level 3Following the Prime Minister’s announcement Auckland remains at COVID-19 Alert Level 3 which will be in p..

Modul Axis Series Ballot

Exciting news: Modul homes are coming to Hobsonville Point, including twelve three-bedroom, two-bathroom Axis Series affordable homes, all priced at $650,000.The 105m2 two storey h..

Skip the commute and relocate your office to beautiful Catalina Bay

If you’re a Hobsonville Point local you’ll be familiar with Catalina Bay’s..

Visit the Ovation Display Suite this weekend

If you’re keen to learn more about Ovation, the highly anticipated six storey boutique development by Winton, you can now visit the Ovation Display ..

Second ‘Winterfest’ a huge success

The second Winterfest at the Point has been a huge success. The full week of events between 13-20 July was enjoyed by all, especially Hobsonville Poin..

Te Onekiritea (Bomb Point) to reopen August 1st

Following an eight-week programme of land remediation work at Te Onekiritea (Bomb Point), Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities is pleased to advise t..

What’s in a Name: Eyton Kay Road

Stories of the heroes and heroines behind the names of the roads around the Point. Eyton Kay Road is named after Cyril Eyton Kay (RNZAF, DFC, CBE), who was mostly known as ‘Cyrus..

Point on a Plate: Little Creatures

Little Creatures beer originated in Fremantle, Australia around 20 years ago. It was a huge success story over the ditch and is now also brewed in Melbourne, Hong Kong, Singapore, ..

Hobsonville Point Winterfest 2020

Following a successful inaugural event last year, The Hobsonville Point Residents Society Winterfest returns with a fantastic array of events throughout the week of 13th - 20th Jul..

The Marlborough Axis Series ballot is now open

For the first time ever, five ground floor apartments in The Marlborough by Winton are available as part of an Axis Series ballot for first home buyer..

An independent life – together

Waterford on Hobsonville Point is a lifestyle village with a new attitude to independent living. Intended as a self-contained oasis for residents, it’s also well connected to the..

Point on a Plate: 25ml Café

Apple Liu and her partner David Guo have been running the very popular 25ml Café onHobsonville Point Road for nearly three years now. David is the chef who provides mouth-watering..

What’s in a Name: Isitt Road

Air Vice Marshall Leonard M. Isitt, representing the Dominion of New Zealand, signs theinstrument of surrender. General Douglas MacArthur, Supreme Allied Commander, stands atthe mi..

Classic Builder’s premium waterfront homes are released to market

Interest is expected to be high in Classic Builder’s new waterfront homes at H..

Hobsonville Point: Right for us

Sally Hughes and John Milligan chose Hobsonville Point because it is such “fantastic value for money”. One year on, they say living at the Point has delivered several unexpecte..

Te Onekiritea – Bomb Point to close for land remediation

As part of the process to vest the 10.7 hectares of land at Te Onekiritea (Bomb Point) to Auckland Council, Kāinga Ora – Homes and Communities is t..

Lockdown brings out the best in Hobsonville Point locals

Back in February, a group of friends in Hobsonville Point got together to talk about the looming crisis of Covid-19. Although it was early days, they ..

Front Steps Project captures local bubbles

From left: Greg Torchia, Leanne Silver and Paul SmithGreg Torchia is well-known to most Hobsonville Point locals. Not only does he run the waterfront ..

What’s in a Name: Frances Bryers Road

Welcome to our series on the history behind some of the road names in Hobsonville Point.Catherine Frances Bryers (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Ruanui) began ..

The ‘little creatures’ of Catalina Lager

Yeast, the heart and soul of the beermaking process. “Tiny microorganisms, the ‘little creatures’ present in yeast, are responsible for converti..

Point on a Plate: Salash Deli

The Salash Deli team is very happy indeed to be open for business again at Catalina Bay Farmers Market, now that New Zealand’s moved to Alert Level 2. Salash is a family business..

COVID-19 update: May 2020

New Zealand moved to Alert Level 2 at 11.59pm on Wednesday 13th May. Under Alert Level 2, we're pleased to announce that the Hobsonville Point Information Centre can now re-open fo..

Get your copy of this year's Point Life magazine

In our 9th annual issue of Point Life, we’re excited to show off Auckland’s newest township as it changes and grows.New precincts are underway and..

Covid-19 Update - April 2020

New Zealand moved to Alert Level 3 at 11.59pm on 27 April. With construction confirmed as a permitted activity under Alert Level 3, we will now begin reopening construction sites a..

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