Auckland's City Rail Link Stations Showcase Māori Artwork

Auckland's City Rail Link is now complete, showcasing three stunning stations. Karanga-a-hape, Maungawhau, and Te Waihorotiu feature artwork inspired by local Māori culture.

The stations have been a decade in the making, blending modern infrastructure with rich cultural heritage. Artists Reuben Kirkwood and Tessa Harris contributed to these impressive designs, reflecting the story and traditions of Tāmaki Makaurau. Their work is a vibrant addition to the city's transport landscape, making each journey a visual experience. The collaboration is a meaningful nod to Māori creativity and identity in urban spaces.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.

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