Papakura courthouse on time, on budget, and focused on victims

Papakura’s new courthouse remains on time and on budget, with construction complete and preparations underway to open a safer, higher-capacity court in January 2027, say Courts Minister Nicole McKee and Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith who are in Papakura today to mark the completion of construction and handover of the building to the Ministry of Justice. “Taxpayers deserve public infrastructure that is delivered when promised, within budget, and does the job it is needed for. This project is on track to meet those expectations,” says Mrs McKee. “For victims, coming to court can be daunting. They deserve facilities that help them feel safe and supported while giving evidence, and a justice system that deals with their cases without unnecessary delay. “The new courthouse will include a dedicated secure suite for vulnerable witnesses, with audiovisual capability to support giving evidence remotely. Three courtrooms and two hearing rooms will help meet demand in growing South Auckland communities.” “These are practical improvements that will help courts get through their work and victims get on with their lives,” says Mr Goldsmith “Half the building was constructed off-site and transpo

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