Delivering for our communities since the 2019 election
A commitment City Vision and Roskill Community Voice make to our communities is to be transparent and accountable. We aim to report back regularly on our activities and to share our achievements. We were elected in 2019 on the following vision: To advocate for...
Albert-Eden 2019-2022 Accountability Report
In Albert-Eden our achievements include: Supported community groups to run events and projects with over $800,000 of grants Secured a second entrance to the new Maungawhau – Mt Eden Train Station Advocated to central government for the best environmental and...
Bernadette’s 150 word candidate profile released
It’s getting close to voting time in the Maungawhau by-election. Voting papers will be arriving in letterboxes soon and people will start thinking about who to vote for. Please point them towards Bernadette Power, our excellent City Vision candidate who will...
Maungwhau by-election volunteer signup
Kia ora, Thanks for showing an interest in volunteering. We have a number of very important jobs in this very important election. Please fill out the form below. If you have any questions please get in touch via the contacts listed on the site....From our Facebook page
Our City Vision team have fought to get this community recycling centre for our area and now it’s very very nearly ready! Get a special sneak peek at their first ever market day tomorrow.
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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.