The transformation of Gribblehirst Park

The transformation of Gribblehirst Park

City Vision members of the Albert -Eden Local Board have been working for the Sandringham, Morningside and St Lukes communities to make big improvements to Gribblehirst Park In...

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Wood calls for Three Kings negotiation

Wood calls for Three Kings negotiation

Media Release:  Michael Wood, current Puketapapa Local Board member and Labour candidate for Roskill 8 August 2016 “Following on from the Three Kings Quarry Environment Court...

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Facelift for Potters Park

Facelift for Potters Park

One of central Auckland's favourite parks is getting a much-needed facelift and Albert-Eden Local Board's City Vision team were at the dawn blessing on the morning of 28 July for...

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Update on Waitemata projects

Update on Waitemata projects

 Chair, Waitemata Local Board, Shale Chambers' April Ponsonby News column  Whilst speculation on who may be contesting the upcoming local elections continues, and a declared...

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Bring Back the Trams

Bring Back the Trams

City Vision Media Release 2 March 2016 City Vision Launches Major Campaign to Bring Back the Trams "City Vision is proud to launch a major new campaign to Bring Back the Trams to...

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New shared paths making progress

New shared paths making progress

Shared Path progress in Pt Chevalier, Waterview, Mt Albert and Owairaka Shared paths are progressing across the Central Isthmus with several new paths being built as part of the...

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Chamberlain Park not for sale

Chamberlain Park not for sale

Albert-Eden Local Board Chair, Dr Peter Haynes, is quite clear about the future of Chamberlain Park in response to suggestions by consultants and others that it be sold for...

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Hidden public spaces in the City Centre

Hidden public spaces in the City Centre

In 2011 Waitemata Local Board Chair, Shale Chambers initiated via a Notice of Motion (item 11.1) an audit of "hidden" public spaces in the City Centre and requested these spaces...

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