Construction
Work in progress
Completion of a big project like the busway creates change and some disruption. We’re keen to be good neighbours while the work is in progress and to keep you updated so you know what to expect.
Check below for current and upcoming road layout changes and work in your area while the Eastern Busway is built.
Where |
Activity |
What’s happening |
From |
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Pakūranga to Mattson Road |
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Tī Rākau Drive (Pakūranga Highway off-ramp to Pakūranga Road) |
lane layout changes |
Westbound lane layout changes - (traffic switched back to original layout on 24 May and works shifted to the centre lanes and bus station) |
4 March |
ongoing |
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Tī Rākau Drive (from Aylesbury St to Mattson Rd) |
lane layout changes |
Keep left to access businesses (60 to 66 Tī Rākau Drive) |
ongoing |
28 June |
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Pakūranga Road (near the Tī Rākau Drive intersection) |
lanes reduced at night |
Gas main upgrade works |
Mid-May |
Mid-July |
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Tī Rākau Drive/ Palm Avenue/ Aylesbury Street intersection |
intersection upgrade works |
Central section of the intersection closed. No right turns from Tī Rākau Drive. No through access between Palm Avenue and Aylesbury Street. Left turns only |
14 June |
28 June |
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Reeves Road/ Aylesbury Street/ William Roberts Road intersection |
day and night work |
Full closure from 21 June to late July - 2 way traffic between Reeves Road and William Roberts Road for access to and from Pakuranga Plaza. Drainage upgrades and installation of fully signalised intersection *Various closures are required to complete this work |
8 June |
early November |
Mattson Road to Tī Rākau bridge |
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Ti Rakau Drive (between 100 and 122) |
day work |
City care work - residents to be notified via independent provider |
1 June |
30 June |
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Wheatley Avenue |
day work |
Road layout restrictions at Wheatley Avenue where it connects to Tī Rākau Drive |
15 June |
18 June |
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84 - 90 Ti Rakau Drive properties |
day work |
Improving local stormwater network |
15 June |
mid-July |
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Fremantle Place to South Eastern Highway |
night work |
Overnight work to install underground cabling at various locations along the road corridor and traffic light signal pole installation |
15 June |
19 June |
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Tī Rākau Drive (Te Taha Wai - Edgewater Bus Station) |
night work |
24 June: Night deliveries of steel columns for the new Te Taha Wai (Edgewater) Bus Station 25 June: Night delivery of spider crane Weather contingency dates: 28 to 30 June |
24 June |
25 June |
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Tī Rākau Drive (eastbound) |
day work |
Street light installation every 30 metres between Chevis Place and Gossamer Drive (eastbound) |
22 June |
mid-July |
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Tī Rākau Drive (westbound) |
night work |
Gossamer Drive to Edgewater Drive (east) Night closure of westbound lanes to lay permanent asphalt * Weather dependent |
23 June |
24 June |
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Gossamer Drive |
Weekend work |
Gossamer Drive will be closed between Riverhills Avenue and Tī Rākau Drive:
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26 June |
13 July |
Burswood, Huntington Park and Botany |
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Tī Rākau Drive |
road layout changes |
Lane changes on Tī Rākau Drive between Burswood Drive (east) and Te Koha Road near The Hub in Botany |
March 2026 |
December 2026 |
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Burswood |
day work |
Construction work during the day |
September 2024 |
August 2026 |
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Whakamaumahara Guys Reserve |
day and night work |
Construction on final stage of Eastern Busway |
March 2026 |
Mid 2027 |
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Timeline
The project timeline is a summary of the main activities on the project between now and 2027. See at a glance what’s in progress and what’s coming up in the next few years.
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Facts to know during construction
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Supporting MATES in Construction
The alliance is delighted to become a Premium Plus sponsor of MATES in Construction, an organisation helping to reduce the lives lost to suicide in the construction industry.
Alliance project director Matt Zame says that the five organisations of the alliance have been affected by suicide and the ripples it causes. "Suicide has a profound and lasting impact on the families, friends and colleagues of their lost loved ones. We’re keen to see change in the industry to ensure all of our people are safe and well. We’ve partnered with MATES to help achieve that change and to support our people to ask for help when they’re feeling low, as a regular part of life."
MATES is proud to be a part of the support team for the project looking after the alliance’s workers on site and in the project offices, too. We are stronger together.
