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Aucklanders braved the miserable weather and watch cloudy display of over 700 kilos of Fireworks which set off from Auckland's Sky Tower at midnight The cloudy weather made the fireworks display look like plane exploded on the Sky Tower  

Wynyard Crossing is a new double bascule walking / cycling bridge built in 2011. It connects Te Wero Island and entertainment district Viaduct to Wynyard Quarter Auckland & Viaduct Harbour from the steps near Karanga Wynyard Crossing Black & White(above) and Colour(Below) Wynyard Crossing & Auckland CBD  Auckland CBD from Fisheries Wharf Wynyard Crossing, Viaduct Event Center and construction cranes of proposed ASB Building

The photo of Auckland Harbour Bridge as seen from Silo Park, Wynyard Quarter, Auckland's newest hotspot for hangout

The Cloud is a $9.8 million temporary structure being built especially for the Rugby World Cup is the main tourist attraction.  The 175 metre-long structure is the biggest fanzone for the Rugby World Cup, capable of hosting 15,000 people and was full house at the time of Opening Night of Rugby World Cup 2011. The showcased the preview of New Zealand's insights and innovations from agribusiness, tourism, marine, aviation, forestry, fashion and wine.

BritomART Ferry Building beautified using lights effects for the visitors of Rugby World Cup

100% Pure New Zealand 2011 Rugby Ball, sponsored by Tourism New Zealand Inside the rugby ball you will experience the audio-visual showcases of New Zealand, our culture, lifestyle and attractions. The replica of Web Ellis cup displayed on Queen's Wharf Shed next to the Cloud. "The Webb Ellis Cup". New Zealand become the first nation to win the Webb Ellis Cup when they won the 1987 Rugby World Cup. The Webb Ellis Cup has been held by four nations; New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and England. Captain New Zealand :D Captain New Zealand and his team Party  @ Party Central on Queen's Wharf

Shocking! very shocking Aftermath of Party on Rugby World Cup 2011 Opening Night Crazy Rugby Fans party rioted the Auckland City on Opening Night of Rugby World Cup 2011 Maybe they were not enough bins for all the rubbish people bring with them, But they could at least take it back home with them or something.  If you go for the tramp in the bush or camping with family and friends, you do take your rubbish back home with you, Don't You! 

Karangahape Road, locally known as K'road is one of the important street in the Auckland CBD. K'rd is considered to be the one of the cultural centres of Auckland and it's now know for cafes, boutique shops and not so reputable nightlife.  At the corner of Queen St. and K'rd stands massive tall building, Baptist Tabernacle . The place where International migrants to Auckland meet up and feel like they are at home away from home. http://www.tabglobal.org Feel like having Sushi, this is the place, Just drop in at Masako Lim Chhour Asian supermarket,  you can buy cheap groceries and everyday products from here, Better deals than Countdown and New World Rasoi, the only most authentic restaurant in Auckland