A year in review for Waitematā
City Vision's Waitematā Local Board members Alex Bonham, Anahera Rawiri and Richard Northey report back on 2023. This year has been hard in many ways – floods, cost of living – and council has pivoted to address them all. However, behind the headlines, there have been...
Setting the record straight on privatisation
Peter Neilson, City Vision for Entrust Team Leader comments on C&R’s statement made by William Cairns on the further privatisation of Vector. Entrust the former Auckland Energy Consumers Trust (AECT) owns 75.1% of the shares in Vector the Auckland electricity...
Media Release: Commerce Commission penalties for Vector show why it’s time to change the Entrust Trustees
10 October 2018 Commerce Commission penalties for Vector show why it’s time to change the Entrust Trustees Today it was revealed that Vector, the Auckland lines company, will face Commerce Commission penalties for failing to deliver its contracted reliability service...
City Vision for Entrust policies and principles
City Vision for Entrust Policies Auckland needs a team at Entrust (formerly the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust) who are committed to working together to maintain and protect your annual dividend and the reliability of our electricity supply. If elected we will:...
Media release: Petition launched to stop sale of Vector assets
Media release 7 October 2018 Subject: Entrust Election 2018 Petition launched to stop sale of Vector assets The failure of C&R Entrust trustees to come clean on asset sales has sparked an online petition. “We asked Entrust for clarity around asset sales and their...
Meet City Vision’s candidate Simon Mitchell
Freeman’s Bay resident and barrister Simon Mitchell is standing to be an Entrust Trustee. He explains why. 320,000 electricity account holders in Auckland have the opportunity to vote in the upcoming Entrust election. Entrust holds a majority shareholding in Vector....
Sign the petition: Stop the sale of Vector
Entrust is in a mess and the Entrust trustees are fighting amongst themselves, rather than working together to protect our annual dividend and improve the resilience of the electricity supply across Auckland. Despite weak denials about a share sale, The Australian and...