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Launch of the draft Ponsonby Road Masterplan
The draft plan has been developed by a working group of representatives from the Waitematā Local Board, iwi, community groups, stakeholders and the Ponsonby Business Association....
Dominion Road upgrade: Open days
Dominion Road upgrade: New parallel cycle routes As part of the Dominion Road upgrade, new cycle routes will be created through quieter streets parallel to Dominion Road to...
‘Bury the Pylons’ Public Meeting
Saturday 20 July, 2pm - 3.30pm St Davids in the Fields Church, 202 Hillsborough Rd, Hillsborough Guest speaker: Phil Goff MP Public Organised by Roskill Community Voice, the...
Public Transport in Roskill public meeting
When: Wednesday 7 August Where: Dreamers Building, 766 Sandringham Rd Extension, Wesley Time: Organised by the Roskill Puketapapa Residents' Association. Hear Cameron Pitches...
Grafton Gully Cycleway Stage one opening
Stage one of the Grafton Gully cycleway was opened this morning by NZTA. It's only 300m long, but I attended the opening of what will become part of the 1.9k Grafton Gully...
Glenda Fryer appointed to Waitematā Local Board
“It will be good to be back representing my community.”
Cathy Casey to retire
Dr Cathy Casey, City Vision Councillor for Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa, has decided that she will retire at the end of this electoral term in October 2022. When Cathy retires, she...
Council agrees to restore Ponsonby icon, the Leys Institute
“A start had been made on developing a detailed business case for the restoration and a Project Guidance Steering Group for it appointed.”
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.