Gulf Islands flood recovery progress Gulf Islands flood recovery progress
Damage has been caused to roads by the recent extreme weather events in Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.
You can keep updated on the progress of the repair work in your area on this page.
We ask for patience while trying to repair sites all over Auckland.
To report new issues, please contact us.
40 Hekerua Road, Little Oneroa, Waiheke
- Open, single lane with one-way traffic flow
- Maintenance contractor monitoring the landslide face
- No new cracks or signs of subsidence have reoccurred
- Design options chosen
- Detailed design in progress
- Construction expected to take one to 2 months.
203 to 231 Orapiu Road, Cowes Bay, Waiheke
2 July 2024
Road Status: open, single lane with stop/go traffic management
Construction started on 24 June 2024 and should be complete by September 2024. The repair consists of a 45-metre-long retaining wall with steel piles.
The road will be restricted to one lane, and about 200 metres of road around the slip will be affected. Stop/go traffic management will be in place during construction hours, from 7am to 7pm. A traffic light system will operate after hours.
View Road, Waiheke
24 June 2024
Road status: open, single lane
A new slip has been identified following the rain on 24 February. This slip is currently under investigation.
Wharf Road, Waiheke
- Open, single lane with two-way traffic flow
- Opposite Waitai Road, half cycle lane/footpath taken out by extensive under slip
- Retaining wall completed
Wharf Road/Waitai Road, Ostend, Waiheke
2 July 2024
Road status: open
Road resurfacing was done in late June, and the work here is now complete.