Previously outsourced, these ubiquitous bits of paper on the MOTAT tram line, are now being letterpress printed in our very own print...

Working furiously behind the scenes at MOTAT is the Registry Team. Based at our offsite storage facility, Registry is responsible for...

The heading says it all:– the marvelous restoration projects of the MOTAT volunteers in the early days. This article was originally...

Coming off the busy Auckland roads the contrast between city lights and the pitch black in the Maungakiekie Domain was intense. No light...

HONORARY LIFE MEMBER MOTAT SOCIETY Les was born in Wellington and from early childhood had a strong interest in models, particularly...

On Saturday 22nd July the MOTAT Society gathered a small group of its members for a tour of the Ross Bros Car Museum in Cambridge. The...

We were looking forward to our visit to the Bush Tramway Club again following our last visit there two years ago. It was then and was...

Most of the MOTAT Society’s monthly events have been trips away to look at the work of others, from mechanical and historical restoration...

The MOTAT Society held its 2023 AGM on Wednesday the 13th of September 2023 with the usual AGM processes - obits for the previous year,...

The MOTAT Society's trip to the Maritime Museum was a huge success! Peter, our guide, made history come alive with his captivating...

Earlier this year the MOTAT Society went on an excursion to the Sir George Grey Special Collections at the Auckland Central Library to...

A late suggestion by Bruce Wild to add value to our trip to the Matakohe Kauri Musuem by also stopping off at the Ruatuna homestead...

The MOTAT Society excursion to the Matakohe Kauri Museum on Saturday, 20 May started out by coach from MOTAT 2, stopping for a cup of...

The MOTAT Society Special General Meeting originally held on 16 November 2022 was adjourned (along with the Annual General Meeting that...

What an amazing day we had today with the MOTAT Society at the Glenbrook Vintage Railway! Our behind-the-scenes tour of the rail...

The MOTAT Society recently had the privilege of joining with the Tramways Social Club for their Annual BBQ which included a visit to the...

Saturday 25 March “Te Toi Uku is a museum located in Ambrico Place, New Lynn, Auckland on the old Gardner Brothers & Parker brickworks...

The hardest part of any trip to MOTAT is finding somewhere to park the car, then getting to the entrance. This expectation has been...

Dear Members of the MOTAT Society. Your committee and administrator wish you and your families Merry Christmas and every success for...

This year the MOTAT Society is proud to present the Lush Award to Ron Wilson for his ingenuity and expertise in the detailed recreation...