with a one-seat journey to Britomart being the eventual aim. Services Trains Auckland One Rail operates the Auckland suburban rail network on behalf of Auckland Transport. This includes the electrified lines west to Swanson and south to Onehunga, Manukau and Papakura, plus the diesel shuttle service between Papakura and Pukekohe. In July 2015, it was reported that the number of trains able to enter and leave Britomart was 20 per hour. On a typical weekday inter-peak, nine trains leave Britomart per hour, comprising: 3 trains per hour to Manukau via Glen Innes and Otahuhu (Eastern Line) 3 trains per hour to Papakura via Newmarket and Otahuhu (Southern Line) 3 trains per hour to Swanson via Newmarket, New Lynn and Henderson (Western Line) Former services 2 trains per hour to Onehunga (Onehunga Line) via Newmarket and Penrose - until June 2022 Buses and ferries Britomart is a major interchange between trains, buses and ferries. It is the terminus for many bus routes, including the SkyBus services to and from Auckland Airport and the Northern Express NX1 route along the Northern Busway to and from Albany and the Hibiscus Coast. The frequent CityLink bus service passes nearby on Queen and Customs Streets and the InnerLink bus services stop at Britomart. Other buses depart from stops on surrounding streets, some of which are up to a block away from the station. Until early 2016, buses arrived at and departed from Queen Street in front of the station building, but that portion of Queen Street is now permanently closed to vehicular traffic and is now a public plaza after an initial temporary closure for CRL tunneling works. Across Quay Street from the station is the Auckland Ferry Terminal, which is the main hub for Auckland's ferry system. There are ferry services to suburbs including Devonport, Birkenhead and Half Moon Bay, as well as to islands in the Hauraki Gulf such as Waiheke Island and Rangitoto Island. Heritage registration The Chief Post Office was registered as a Category I heritage building by Heritage New Zealand on 11 July 1986, with registration number 101. Awards Awards that the centre has received: 2004 Property Council of New Zealand – Merit Award, Special Purposes Category 2004 American Institute of Architecture – Architectural Record / Business Week International Winner 2004 New Zealand Institute of Architects – Resene Award, Community and Cultural 2004 New Zealand Institute of Architects – Resene