Welcome to the Hobsonville Point Residents Society

Fostering unity, empathy and sustainability for a thriving community

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Around the Hobsonville Point right now

The practical things: what is happening this week, what is coming up, and what is available. Much of this also goes out in the newsletter, keep subscribed.

An Auckland Council Have Your Say sign beside a footpath at Te Kori Scott Point, headed "Have your say on play and court sports at Te Kori Scott Point"

Have your say on play and court sports at Te Kori Scott Point by 14 October

Auckland Council is asking which play, court and wheeled recreation facilities matter most at Te Kori Scott Point, so the Upper Harbour Local Board can decide what gets built first. Consultation closes 14 October 2026.

Auckland Council is consulting on the next stage of Te Kori Scott Point, the new sports park next door in Scott Point. They want to know which play, court and wheeled recreation facilities matter most to you, so the Upper Harbour Local Board can decide what should be developed first.

Consultation runs from 16 September to 14 October 2026.

What is the purpose of the HPRS?

Promote a strong community

We encourage residents to engage with each other and take part in the life of Hobsonville Point, through events, groups, grants and the shared spaces that make the Point feel like a neighbourhood.

Maintain a focus on sustainability

Sustainability shaped how Hobsonville Point was designed, and it shapes how we look after it, from green spaces and planting to the way we use and share our resources.

Keep the Point to a high standard

Consistent standards for buildings, fences and landscaping protect both the character of the area and the investment every owner has made in their home.

Community venue

Chichester Cottage

Our 90-year-old cottage is available to hire for small group meetings, family gatherings, classes, workshops and shared workspace, at $30 per hour, 6am to 10pm daily. Reduced rates are available for community services and not-for-profit groups.

Chichester Cottage, a small dark-stained weatherboard cottage, with its garden and seating outside