A real sense of community is building at Hobsonville Point, as more homes are finished, more residents move in and the suburb continues to grow in size.New and existing residents alike are rising to t
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The 2015 year has started with a celebration of partnership for students at both Hobsonville Point schools.The primary and secondary schools held a combined ‘Waitangi Whanau Day’ on February 5th, prov
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Playing with his friends, visiting the local playground and learning new things at school are just some of the reasons Lochy Woolford, 11, loves living at Hobsonville Point.Lochy’s answers saw him win
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Construction of the permanent home for the Hobsonville Point Early Learning Centre is underway.The Northern Auckland Kindergarten Association (NAKA) currently operates a temporary early learning centr
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Once was not enough for many of the first time sailors who attended Hobsonville Yacht Club’s Have a Go Day at the beginning of February.Almost 200 people participated in the event, which was organised
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The rivers and streams of Auckland’s Upper Harbour are the inspiration behind the latest addition to Hobsonville Point’s growing collection of public artworks.‘Estuarine’ by renowned Auckland artist L
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Just four months since it opened, the Sunderland at Hobsonville Point showhome is proving popular with visitors.Unlike existing precinct development at Hobsonville Point, which has been completed by s
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People love to visit or live in places that have public art. In the case of the visitor, public art is a source of surprise and wonder. It stops you in your tracks, or at least slows your passage thro
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Jeremy Hansen, editor of Home magazine discusses the latest home trends using Hobsonville Point as a great example of creating a community, introducing different housing typologies to help achieve den
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22 November 2014. Snapshot of the makeover of the big Pohutukawa tree on Hobsonville Point Road. This is the result of 7 months of knitting by a group of women in the local and surrounding community.
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Mill House, originally known as 'Windover', was built in the early 1930's by prominent Auckland Architect George Tole for Doug and Audrey Mill. Doug Mill set up a flying business at Hobsonville in 192
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The building companies at Hobsonville Point have just released a range of new homes on Hobsonville Point Road, the community's high street. Hobsonvile Point Road has been designed as a 'spine' road, b
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