News

The final project in Freemans Park’s FY26 long-term maintenance programme has now been completed. Read more about the footpath upgrades, the materials selected, and how they contribute to the long-term care of the site.

The Body Corporate Chair provides an update on Freemans Park.

Freemans Park’s Operational Rules have been updated following owner approval. Here’s what’s changed, why it was needed, and how the new rules will apply.

Committee members are now formally protected from personal liability when acting in good faith. Here’s what was approved, how it works, and why it matters for governance at Freemans Park.

In-principle support has been given for heat pumps in star block units. Here’s what needs to happen next, how licences will work, and when installations could be considered.

Owners have agreed to replace the long-term maintenance fund with a more flexible structure. Here’s how the new approach works and why it changes how funds are managed.

Freemans Park is undertaking a $1.48 million programme of long term maintenance works in the 2026 financial year. Here’s what we are investing in, and the benefits for all residents and owners.

The Committee has confirmed how the NZ$12,000 FY26 honorarium will be allocated, reflecting this year’s governance changes. The payment can be declined by a Committee Member. See how the honoraria will be distributed.

An Extraordinary General Meeting will take place at 6pm on Monday 23 March 2026. Owners will consider a Committee Indemnity, long term maintenance funding, amendments to the Operational Rules, and heat pumps in the star blocks.

Flood insurance has been reinstated at Freemans Park after more than two years of exclusion. The new policy provides $2 million cover per event. Here’s what’s changed, what it costs, and which units remain excluded.

Freemans Park’s first EV charger is now operating. Located between 144 and 148 Howe St, it’s available to residents and visitors on a user-pays basis. There is a maximum daytime charging time of three hours. Here’s how to register, what it costs, and how access works.

Updated parking limits are now in effect across Freemans Park. Visitor time caps, resident permit requirements, and towing enforcement all apply. Make sure you understand what’s changed and how it affects you.

The Committee is seeking owner feedback on an unapproved planting on the Hepburn St berm, which Auckland Council has offered to restore to lawn. The discussion forms part of a wider review of Freemans Park’s grounds and flood mitigation approach.

A new rubbish service has been introduced from 1 February 2025, following owner feedback. Bin numbers have been slightly reduced, but emptying and cleaning frequency has increased. Here’s what’s changing and how the new system will work.

Freemans Park has introduced MYBOS to improve the way maintenance is managed in our community. The new system includes a residents’ portal for reporting issues, updating details, and accessing key documents.

Cats and dogs are now allowed in star block units, ending years of anguish for many residents. Approval is still required before bringing any pet on site, or keeping it here. Here’s what’s changed and what residents and owners need to know.