Reining in Ports of Auckland
One of the major controversies of the first three years of the new Auckland Council has been the behaviour of the wholly Council owned company Ports of Auckland (POAL). POAL are one of those entities deliberately put at arms length from democratic control under Rodney...
City Vision lays down public ownership challenge
City Vision Media Release 14 August 2013 “Aucklanders need to know whether candidates at this year’s local government election will keep assets in public ownership,” says City Vision candidate for Albert-Eden-Roskill Ward Councillor Peter Haynes. “City Vision...
The human side of asset sales
Keeping our community assets is a cornerstone policy of City Vision and it is a policy that is very real to Glenda Fryer and Helga Arlington, City Vision candidates for the Albert-Eden Local Board. Glenda was on the former Auckland City Council when C&R...
Keep our Assets
It has always been a lynchpin City Vision policy that our publicly owned assets should remain in community ownership
From our Facebook page
City Vision went along last week to the Big Switch hosted by Locky Dock on Karangahape Road to support the positive change we want to see - pulling the lever from congested, carbon filled, dangerous streets; to safer, less polluted streets that allow people the choice to ride or walk.![]()
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The Minister for Transport arrived by public transport to announce 100 new Locky Dock (made possible with sponsorship from Mercury) many of which will be hitting the streets of Auckland soon.