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Aotea/Great Barrier is a local board area in Central Auckland with an estimated 1,250 residents (June 2025).
Stars are not shown for this board: the resident population is too small for stable per-person rates.
The most common recorded offence type is common assault (23% of victimisations in the last 12 months).
It has 3 schools and 35 parks, 3 of them larger than 5 hectares.
Small resident population (about 1,250): per-person rates are unstable, so stars are not shown.
Open on the interactive map| Topic | Stars | Key figures (vs Auckland) |
|---|---|---|
| Safety | not rated | Offences against the person: 4.0 (45% below the Auckland average) Burglary: 3.2 (68% below the Auckland average) Theft: 3.2 (92% below the Auckland average) Data period: 2025-10 to 2026-09 · NZ Police, Victimisation Time and Place · Last updated 2026-11-05 |
| Transport | not rated | Weekday public transport departures: 0.0 (100% below the Auckland average) Commute by public transport: 0.5% (94% below the Auckland average) Commute on foot or by bike: 9.7% (128% above the Auckland average) Rapid transit within 1 km: 0.0% (100% below the Auckland average) |
| Parks & green space | not rated | Parks and reserves: 296.0 (1543% above the Auckland average) Public playgrounds: 40.0 (783% above the Auckland average) Sports grounds: 8.0 (234% above the Auckland average) Local park area (ha per 1,000): 73.20 (1152% above the Auckland average) |
| Shops | not rated | Retail businesses: 120.0 (49% above the Auckland average) |
| Hospitals not rated | 0 | Public 0 · Private 0 Number of certified public and private hospitals (Ministry of Health) in this area. Not rated: a hospital serves people well beyond its own local board, so 0 does not mean poor access. |
| Population (ERP June 2025) | 1,250 |
| Median age (2023 Census) | 51.0 |
| Median household income (2023 Census) | $48,300 |
| Weekly rent, house (median, Jan–Mar 2026) (approximate) | — |
| Weekly rent, apartment (median, Jan–Mar 2026) (approximate) | — |
| Schools | 3 · 105 students |
| Parks | 35 |
| · Pocket park (under 0.5 ha) | 14 |
| · Neighbourhood park (0.5–5 ha) | 18 |
| · Large park (5–50 ha) | 2 |
| · Very large / regional (50 ha +) | 1 |
| Most residents have no stop with a service to the city centre within 1 km. | |
| Residents within 45 min | 0% |
| No usable service within 1 km | 100% |
No train station or ferry terminal in this local board.
Timetable estimate, not live: arriving near Te Waihorotiu Station between 8:00 and 9:00 on a weekday (11 Nov 2026), walking up to 1 km to a stop. Includes the City Rail Link.
Most common recorded offence types in the last 12 months. Shown so you know what to guard against, not as a judgement of the area.
| Common assault | 23% |
| Serious assault | 15% |
| Other burglary | 15% |
No certified hospital in this local board.
Certified public and private hospitals (Ministry of Health). GP clinics, dentists and vets are not listed: there is no official open list.
NZ Police Victimisation Time and Place (2025-10 to 2026-09); Auckland Transport GTFS (2026-11-11); Stats NZ 2023 Census & ERP June 2025; Stats NZ Business Demography 2025; Auckland Council Park Extents; Ministry of Education Schools Directory; Ministry of Health Certified providers; MBIE rental bond data (2026 Q1).