Climate Action for Auckland at stake
Climate action for Auckland at stake Auckland Council investment in climate action and goals to reduce emissions are at stake in the local government elections 2022. City Vision has made the commitment to continue the investment needed to reduce emissions by the...
Vote Boxes at transport hubs
Auckland Transport is hosting Vote Boxes at transport hubs to make it easier for Aucklanders to vote this election. Look out for Vote Boxes at the following AT hubs from Friday 16 September when voting opens: Britomart Train Station Devonport Wharf Downtown Ferry...
Introducing City Vision’s team for Maungawhau
City Vision presents a great lineup of candidates for the 2022 elections for the Maungawhau subdivision of the Albert-Eden Local Board. Benji Fraser Benji is studying History and Politics at the University of Auckland and is passionate about involving young...
Trees are climate action
Julie Fairey, Chair, Puketāpapa Local Board and City Vision councillor candidate for the Albert-Eden- Puketāpapa ward. Trees matter for our city, and our region, indeed our planet. They literally turn carbon dioxide into oxygen, lower the temperature in a street,...
City Vision campaign launch 2022
Good people for a great city City Vision’s campaign for the local government elections 2022 has officially launched with a powerful welcome by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and inspiring speeches from Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick, Hon Michael Wood (a City Vision alumni first...
Margi Watson re-appointed to Albert-Eden Local Board Chair
Margi Watson is again chair of the Albert-Eden Local Board. Margi’s reappointment arose because of the resignation of Lee Corrick as chair. City Vision board members thanked Lee Corrick for her service and contribution as Board chair. Margi has previously been chair...
Introducing City Vision’s team for Ōwairaka
City Vision presents a great lineup of candidates for the 2022 elections for the Ōwairaka subdivision of the Albert-Eden Local Board. Liv Roe stands with current members, Christina Robertson, Julia Maskill and Margi Watson (Chair). Julia Maskill Kia ora. I’m keen for...
Introducing City Vision’s team for the Portage Licensing Trust
City Vision has selected a great team of locals for the Portage Licensing Trust in this year’s elections. Returning member Margi Watson is joined by community advocate Marcus Amosa and IT professional Mark Beavis. They believe that the Licensing Trust model delivers...
Introducing City Vision’s team for the Waitematā Local Board
City Vision presents a great line up of candidates for the 2022 elections for the Waitematā Local Board. We have some really interesting newcomers – Stephen May, Rosemary Peppermint, Antony Phillips and Anahera Rawiri – who will stand with current members Alex Bonham,...From our Facebook page
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Last week the Auckland Heritage Festival opened at the New Zealand Maritime Museum. Guest speaker Frances Walsh gave an excellent pre-view of the Museum's Nuclear-free Pacific: a maritime story exhibition featuring Vega, the boat that first sailed to Mururoa in protest of French nuclear testing in 1972. ![]()
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The festival programme is packed with free exhibitions and activities worth checking out during the school holidays. ![]()
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In the pic City Vision's Pippa Coom with Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Chair, Maria Meredith and Antony Phillips from Heritage NZ at the opening.