Living Wage for the Trusts’ Low-Paid Workers secured by City Vision
“Having worked in bars and pubs for several years, I know this is hard work and a living wage is the right thing to do.”
Then Covid came back – in praise of our health leaders
We need our anchor public institutions to work well at times like these. Fortunately, they are willing and able to do so – even without the recognition they deserve, writes Peter Davis, an elected member of the Auckland District Health Board.
Stop the Chop! Sign the Tree Council’s petition and submission form
www.stopthechop.co.nz City Vision supports the Tree Council's campaign asking the government to re-introduce blanket tree protection. Please sign their petition and fill out their submission form - it's easy to do and the deadline is Wednesday Aug 4th. City Vision is...
July’s Monthly Report from Councillor Coom
This report shows how busy our Waitematā and Gulf Councillor, Pippa Coom is.
For the trees – City Vision’s work to restore and protect Auckland’s urban ngahere
City Vision councillors and local board members work hard to create meaningful improvements to Auckland urban nagahere.
What is a child-friendly city and why do they matter?
Waitematā Local Board deputy chair, Alex Bonham wrote this excellent article about making central Auckland more child-friendly. In it she reviews a new book by Tim Gill, a Design Council Ambassador in the UK, and advisor to local and central government on urban...
City Vision members instrumental in Council vote to protect Mount Eden pōhutukawa
(from Our Auckland 8 June 2021) A prominent pōhutukawa that could have been at risk after being omitted from the Notable Trees Schedule in error, will now be protected after a proposal to amend the schedule was approved by Auckland Council’s Planning Committee. The...
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Celebrating women's suffrage in central Auckland
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As New Zealand celebrates Suffrage Day on 19 September, Dr Cathy Casey takes a closer look at the much-loved Auckland Women’s Suffrage Memorial in central Auckland and its troubled past.
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CityVisionNZ Happy #SuffrageDay celebrating 128 years since women won the right to vote in Aotearoa. City Vision's @CrCathyCasey … https://t.co/OJT2gbCrZ0
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : Happy #Auckland Anniversary. The significance of today explained here by @NWOrakei 's Precious Clark. Only Tāmaki Makaurau ap…
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CityVisionNZ RT @phil_goff : Auckland has capacity to vaccinate another 220,000 people by the end of the week, so let’s do it! Vaccination is the best wa…
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CityVisionNZ RT @ChrisKeall : If you're in the 09 and not jabbed yet, I just received the following from someone on deck at the driv-thru vaccination cen…
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CityVisionNZ RT @efesocollins : Libraries are vital hubs in communities so removing this barrier to ppl connecting, reading & sharing made good sense. Wa…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : Yay! free PT to appointments in #Auckland and everyone in Aotearoa aged 12 yrs and over can now book their free #COVID19nz v…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : More appreciation for the Grey Lynn safer speeds #innovatingstreets project. It really is only the kids feedback that matters
What is a child-friendly city and why do they matter?
Waitematā Local Board deputy chair, Alex Bonham wrote this excellent article about making central Auckland more child-friendly. In it she reviews a new book by Tim Gill, a Design Council Ambassador in the UK, and advisor to local and central government on urban...