Exploring Te Ara ki Uta ki Tai – Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive shared path

Video transcript

Timestamp	Visual information	Audio information
00:00:00	People walking along path at dawn
	[Text] Early on March 25th, local residents and keen riders form further afield came by the hundreds, on foot and wheels, to celebrate the completion of their newest local route.
00:00:11	Blessing of bridge being delivered by mana whenua
00:00:15	Aerial shot of marquee next to path as sun comes up over the horizon
00:00:15	[Text] Section 2 of the Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive shared path stretches almost 3km through the pristine Pourewa Valley, over the eastern rail line, and connects with the Ōrakei Basin boardwalk.
00:00:20	Ribbon being cut by Minister of Transport Hon Michael Wood, Mayor of Auckland Phil Goff, and other dignitaries.
00:00:28	Minister of Transport Hon Michael Wood speaking at the event.	I'm thrilled to be here for this project, this morning. We do have a lot of residents here. People who live in this community, this project is all about you, and it's about giving you better transport choices for generations to come.
00:00:40	Aerial shots of path spanning railway tracks
00:00:43	[Text] It's the longest of the four sections, connecting Sections 1 & 3, which are already completed. The community can now enjoy an uninterrupted 5km stretch along this shared path.
00:00:51	Aerial shot of the path running alongside the railway lines.
00:00:53	Desley Simpson, Ōrakei Ward Councillor being interviewed next to the path.	I'm so excited! This has been years and years in the making. The most expensive section of the GL to Tamaki Drive shared path, and we're finally open.
00:01:08	Tony Mitchell, Bike Auckland Chair being interviewed next to the path	This pathway is going to connect the community in so many different ways. And it's also going to mean a lot of different things, to a lot of different people as well.
00:01:14	Aerial shot along the path
00:01:16	Local resident Lucy Bailey being interviewed next to the path	It is so exciting to get the kids out learning how to ride bikes on a safe area, that's reasonably flat but also quite fun, and it's really exciting to get access to the other side of the railway station too.
00:01:28	Aerial shot of path next to railway lines.
00:01:30	Local resident Gil Lockington being interviewed on the path.	The really cool thing is that it is a major connection for us. We really enjoy our cycling, and to get home from the city we can do it almost all off-road now, so it's fantastic.
00:01:40	People in high-viz clothing cycling over a bridge on the path
00:01:43	Aerial shot of path and connections next to neighbourhoods
00:01:43	[Text] With stunning views to be enjoyed along the route we encourage people and their whanau from across Auckland to come and enjoy it, whether on foot or on wheels.
00:01:48	Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland transport logos.

Time	00:00:00
Visual info	People walking along path at dawn
Audio info

Time
Visual info	[Text] Early on March 25th, local residents and keen riders form further afield came by the hundreds, on foot and wheels, to celebrate the completion of their newest local route.
Audio info

Time	00:00:11
Visual info	Blessing of bridge being delivered by mana whenua
Audio info

Time	00:00:15
Visual info	Aerial shot of marquee next to path as sun comes up over the horizon
Audio info

Time	00:00:15
Visual info	[Text] Section 2 of the Glen Innes to Tāmaki Drive shared path stretches almost 3km through the pristine Pourewa Valley, over the eastern rail line, and connects with the Ōrakei Basin boardwalk.
Audio info

Time	00:00:20
Visual info	Ribbon being cut by Minister of Transport Hon Michael Wood, Mayor of Auckland Phil Goff, and other dignitaries.
Audio info

Time	00:00:28
Visual info	Minister of Transport Hon Michael Wood speaking at the event.
Audio info	I'm thrilled to be here for this project, this morning. We do have a lot of residents here. People who live in this community, this project is all about you, and it's about giving you better transport choices for generations to come.

Time	00:00:40
Visual info	Aerial shots of path spanning railway tracks
Audio info

Time	00:00:43
Visual info	[Text] It's the longest of the four sections, connecting Sections 1 & 3, which are already completed. The community can now enjoy an uninterrupted 5km stretch along this shared path.
Audio info

Time	00:00:51
Visual info	Aerial shot of the path running alongside the railway lines.
Audio info

Time	00:00:53
Visual info	Desley Simpson, Ōrakei Ward Councillor being interviewed next to the path.
Audio info	I'm so excited! This has been years and years in the making. The most expensive section of the GL to Tamaki Drive shared path, and we're finally open.

Time	00:01:08
Visual info	Tony Mitchell, Bike Auckland Chair being interviewed next to the path
Audio info	This pathway is going to connect the community in so many different ways. And it's also going to mean a lot of different things, to a lot of different people as well.

Time	00:01:14
Visual info	Aerial shot along the path
Audio info

Time	00:01:16
Visual info	Local resident Lucy Bailey being interviewed next to the path
Audio info	It is so exciting to get the kids out learning how to ride bikes on a safe area, that's reasonably flat but also quite fun, and it's really exciting to get access to the other side of the railway station too.

Time	00:01:28
Visual info	Aerial shot of path next to railway lines.
Audio info

Time	00:01:30
Visual info	Local resident Gil Lockington being interviewed on the path.
Audio info	The really cool thing is that it is a major connection for us. We really enjoy our cycling, and to get home from the city we can do it almost all off-road now, so it's fantastic.

Time	00:01:40
Visual info	People in high-viz clothing cycling over a bridge on the path
Audio info

Time	00:01:43
Visual info	Aerial shot of path and connections next to neighbourhoods
Audio info

Time	00:01:43
Visual info	[Text] With stunning views to be enjoyed along the route we encourage people and their whanau from across Auckland to come and enjoy it, whether on foot or on wheels.
Audio info

Time	00:01:48
Visual info	Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland transport logos.
Audio info