Video transcript
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| 00:00:00 |
People walking along path at dawn |
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[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. |
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| 00:00:11 |
Blessing of bridge being delivered by mana whenua |
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| 00:00:15 |
Aerial shot of marquee next to path as sun comes up over the horizon |
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| 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. |
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| 00:00:20 |
Ribbon being cut by Minister of Transport Hon Michael Wood, Mayor of Auckland Phil Goff, and other dignitaries. |
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| 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 |
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| 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. |
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| 00:00:51 |
Aerial shot of the path running alongside the railway lines. |
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| 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 |
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| 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. |
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| 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 |
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| 00:01:43 |
Aerial shot of path and connections next to neighbourhoods |
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| 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. |
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| 00:01:48 |
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland transport logos. |
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00:00:00 video transcript
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00:00:00 |
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People walking along path at dawn |
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video transcript
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| 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 |
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00:00:11 video transcript
| Time |
00:00:11 |
| Visual info |
Blessing of bridge being delivered by mana whenua |
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00:00:15 video transcript
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00:00:15 |
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Aerial shot of marquee next to path as sun comes up over the horizon |
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00:00:15 video transcript
| 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 |
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00:00:20 video transcript
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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 |
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00:00:28 video transcript
| 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. |
00:00:40 video transcript
| Time |
00:00:40 |
| Visual info |
Aerial shots of path spanning railway tracks |
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00:00:43 video transcript
| 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 |
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00:00:51 video transcript
| Time |
00:00:51 |
| Visual info |
Aerial shot of the path running alongside the railway lines. |
| Audio info |
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00:00:53 video transcript
| 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. |
00:01:08 video transcript
| 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. |
00:01:14 video transcript
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00:01:14 |
| Visual info |
Aerial shot along the path |
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00:01:16 video transcript
| 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. |
00:01:28 video transcript
| Time |
00:01:28 |
| Visual info |
Aerial shot of path next to railway lines. |
| Audio info |
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00:01:30 video transcript
| 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. |
00:01:40 video transcript
| Time |
00:01:40 |
| Visual info |
People in high-viz clothing cycling over a bridge on the path |
| Audio info |
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00:01:43 video transcript
| Time |
00:01:43 |
| Visual info |
Aerial shot of path and connections next to neighbourhoods |
| Audio info |
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00:01:43 video transcript
| 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 |
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00:01:48 video transcript
| Time |
00:01:48 |
| Visual info |
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland transport logos. |
| Audio info |
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