First Moon Festival highlights vibrant, diverse community
Last weekend’s inaugural Dominion Road Moon Festival was a giant step towards making Albert-Eden a more exciting and vibrant place. “City Vision promised we’d make Albert-Eden an attractive place to do business and to live, work and play, and we’ve delivered,” says...
Opening up Chamberlain Park for everyone
Imagine a big, new park in your neighbourhood. Open space to play, picnic, stroll, jog and take the kids Restore the stream (currently a concrete-lined drain) improving habitat and water quality to the harbour Plant thousands of native trees to bring birds back to the...
Introducing the Roskill Community Voice team standing for the Puketāpapa Local Board
City Vision’s candidates for the Puketāpapa Local Board stand as Roskill Community Voice. Our 2019 Roskill Community Voice candidates were selected in April and our incumbents Julie Fairey, Harry Doig, Anne Marie Coury and Shail Kaushal are joined by Jon Turner...
Whats the fuss over freedom camping?
Albert-Eden Local Board member Margi Watson has been following the freedom camping debate closely. Here she takes a detailed look at Auckland’s experience of complying with the Freedom Camping Act In 2011, the National Government passed the Freedom Camping Act....
Urgently going nowhere: Life under Climate Emergency
Julie Sandilands, City Vision Candidate for Waitemata Local Board shares her thoughts on what next now Auckland has declared a Climate Emergency We’ve done it: Auckland City Council has declared a climate emergency. Great. We’re working on the Auckland Climate Action...
Aucklanders behind firework ban for private use
Cr Cathy Casey is heading to Wellington on Sunday to Local Government New Zealand (LGNZ) annual general meeting seeking support for Auckland Council’s remit on banning the private sale and use of fireworks. Auckland Council is seeking the support of councils...
Call for safety improvements at railway level crossings
For 15 years Graeme Easte has campaigned for a programme to grade separate over 40 railway level crossings on the Auckland network. At last, Council has voted $424 million for this work in the 2018-2028 LTP – but it will take many years to deliver so he is now...
Accountability Report from the City Vision team on the Albert-Eden Local Board
Your Community Voice In 2016 you voted for a strongly community-focused, City Vision team, on the Albert-Eden Local Board. Here’s a report back on what Graeme Easte, Glenda Fryer, Peter Haynes, Jessica Rose and Margi Watson have achieved in that time. We are bringing...
Accountability report from the City Vision team on the Waitematā Local Board
At the 2016 local government elections you re-elected the City Vision team to maintain a strong, effective Waitematā Local Board that delivers on issues that matter to you. The City Vision team stand with you to build a fair, sustainable, vibrant and connected city...From our Facebook page
Maungawhau, this is your last week to vote for Bernadette! ![]()
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It all ends this Friday at noon. There's no more postal voting, so please vote at one of 6 ballot boxes in the following convenient locations (they look like blue love hearts):![]()
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- Kingsland Train Station (on Sandringham Road, by the stairs) ![]()
- Potters Park, 173 Balmoral Road, Mt Eden (on the changing rooms by the splash pad)![]()
- Countdown Mt Eden, cnr Valley and Dominion Roads ![]()
- Mt Eden Village Centre, corner of Mt Eden Road and Ngauruhoe Street ![]()
- Mt Albert Library, 84 St Lukes Road, Mt Albert![]()
- Epsom Library, 195 Manukau Road, Epsom.![]()
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You have until Friday 12 noon...![]()
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Here's a map - cityvision.org.nz/uncategorized/maungawhau-this-is-your-last-week-to-vote-for-bernadette/
"Whether it’s basketball, splashing or biking, it is a park for people and very much for our tamariki and rangatahi.” The City Vision-led Local Board has led the redevelopment at Potters Park making it one of Auckland's best parks, ever.
Why Aucklanders love Potters Park
ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Here are the top eight reasons that keep people coming back to Potter’s Park.
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CityVisionNZ Yes, they stay out overnight so the witches and vampires can vote too.
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CityVisionNZ RT @MarkGraham_Akl : Right, I have to go deliver some pamphlets for the wonderful Bernadette Powers, the @CityVisionNZ candidate for the Mau…
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CityVisionNZ RT @bobbythekiwi : At @roskillcv 's Living with Climate Crisis event. Wow, what a turn out and the speakers, poems are amazing. @CityVisionNZ …
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CityVisionNZ From tomorrow, Saturday 15th, Maungawhau voters have two days to post their votes. And if you're not even register… https://t.co/9f7cENTk53
