Vector Limited

💙⚽️ This weekend, Vector Lights joins landmarks across the city in shining blue to celebrate our football club, Auckland FC!

Vector Lights on the Auckland Harbour Bridge is backing Auckland FC as they take on Sydney FC in the Isuzu UTE A-League Grand Final at Go Media Stadium on Saturday night.

with Auckland Council and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi | Visit Auckland | Auckland FCAuckland FC

Vector Lights is showcasing Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland for TRENZ, Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest international tourism business event, happening this week at the NZICC. ✈️

Vector Lights will feature the beauty of the Waitematā Harbour with a dynamic light and sound show on the iconic Auckland Harbour Bridge, accompanied by waiata ‘Aaramoana’ by Ngāti Whātua featuring Raana Pihema.

Get together with friends and whānau to watch Vector Lights from your favourite viewing spots around Tāmaki Makaurau and head to vector.co.nz/lights to listen to the soundtrack live.

📍 Maungawhau Mt Eden, Silo Park and Westhaven Marina
📆 18-21 May 2026
⏰ 5.45pm until midnight, every 15 minutes
🎵 vector.co.nz/lights

🎉 with Auckland Council and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi | Visit Auckland

“Downed power lines can still be live - stay 10 metres away

If you see a powerline on the ground, what would you do?

It’s natural to stop and look or even think about helping. But with a downed power line, the danger is not only the wire. Electricity can spread through the ground around it.

Here’s the simple rule that can save a life:

✅ Stay at least 10 metres away (about the length of a bus).

✅ Keep others back too.

✅ Call 111 straight away.

✅ Always treat fallen lines as live, even if it looks safe.

Staying back might feel minor, but it can save lives.

💬 Auckland whānau: What’s one safety tip you’d want every neighbour to know if they spot a fallen line?