Gulf Islands flood recovery progress Gulf Islands flood recovery progress
Extreme weather events in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland caused damage to roads in 2023.
For monthly progress statistics covering all Central, Aotea and Gulf Islands flood repair works, see the Central Auckland tab.
We ask for patience while we repair sites all over Auckland.
To report new issues, please contact us.
The following is a list of recently completed slip sites on Waiheke and Rakino Islands. Our thanks go to everyone in these communities for your patience and understanding as we made necessary repairs and restored safe connections.
- Hekerua Road, Waiheke Island
- Jane York Place, Rakino Island
- Orapiu Road, Cowes Bay, Waiheke
- South Pacific Road, Rakino Island
- Wharf Road / Waitai Road, Ostend, Waiheke
Road status: open
1 August 2024
Ground movement near 72 Waiheke Road is currently under investigation.
Road status: open
1 August 2024
Scouring of the seawall opposite Moa Avenue occurred during the storm on Auckland Anniversary Weekend. The area has been made safe, and repair design is under way.
Road status: open, single lane
7 March 2025
Slip repair work on Waiheke Road got underway on 3 March 2025. We are installing a 40m-long cantilever timber retaining wall. This work is expected to take approximately 4 weeks to complete. Stop/go traffic management is in place from 7am to 7pm, with 2-way traffic after hours.
1 August 2024
The slip near 50 View Road is currently under investigation.
Road status: open with stop/go traffic management
5 March 2025
Slip repairs are underway at 70 Waiheke Road near Onetangi Beach. A stop/go is operating between 7am and 7pm with 2-way traffic after hours.
The repair involves installing a timber retaining wall. We expect to complete this work by the end of March.
1 August 2024
Ground movement near 72 Waiheke Road is currently under investigation.
Road status: open, single lane with stop/go traffic management
1 August 2024
Slip repair for this location is currently in the design phase.