Te Rimutahi – Update August 2026 Mānawatia a Matariki.
Mānawatia a Matariki is the Māori phrase for “Happy Matariki”. The word mānawatia means to honor, welcome, or celebrate, while Matariki is the Māori name for […]
Mānawatia a Matariki is the Māori phrase for “Happy Matariki”. The word mānawatia means to honor, welcome, or celebrate, while Matariki is the Māori name for […]
The name Te Rimutahi translates to the ‘lone Rimu tree,’ referring to a sacred tree that once stood where Ponsonby and Karangahape Roads intersect today. […]
Sunday 17 May was another in a welcome run of bright, clear autumnal days and perfect weather for the first Happy Birthday Te Rimutahi celebration, […]
The Chair of the Community-Led Design Group, Mr. Chris Bailey, presented a request for designation as a key stakeholder relating to Te Rimutahi’s future decision-making. […]
Te Rimutahi is one year old this month, having officially opened on 17 May, 2025. Already, Te Rimutahi is a community hub and a welcome […]
Te Rimutahi will be one year old in May. This time last year, we were celebrating the generous gifting of the name Te Rimutahi by […]
One of the frequently asked questions about Te Rimutahi is about planting. So, below is some information. This schedule was designed by Landscape Architect Alexander […]
The name Te Rimutahi translates to the lone Rimu tree, referring to a sacred tree that once stood where Ponsonby and Karangahape Roads intersect today. […]
Ponsonby has a new park situated next to Dizengoff, one of the area’s favourite cafes. Here, Jennifer Ward talks about the project with Martin Leach. […]
The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects, Tuia Pito Ora Tāmaki Makaurau Branch, invites everyone to a designer’s talk at Te Rimutahi. Thursday 29 January, […]
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