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Opening up Chamberlain Park for everyone
Imagine a big, new park in your neighbourhood. Open space to play, picnic, stroll, jog and take the kids Restore the stream (currently a concrete-lined drain) improving habitat and water quality to the harbour Plant thousands of native trees to bring birds back to the...
Whats the fuss over freedom camping?
Albert-Eden Local Board member Margi Watson has been following the freedom camping debate closely. Here she takes a detailed look at Auckland’s experience of complying with the Freedom Camping Act In 2011, the National Government passed the Freedom Camping Act....
Opening up Chamberlain Park to the community
[Update 12 September 2019: Chamberlain Park Redevelopment FAQs has more information] The vote by the Council’s Environment and Community Committee on 10 July to develop a detailed business case for widening the uses of Chamberlain Park “is a step towards making better...From our Facebook page
Living Wage for low-paid workers - City Vision members on the Portage Licensing Trust have ensured that all staff of The Trusts receive at least a living wage. ![]()
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“I know this is hard work and a living wage is the right thing to do” said member Margi Watson.![]()
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"Alongside various grants and sponsorships, this is another way for the Trusts to support the local community," added new member Kurt Taogaga.![]()
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Read the full article here - cityvision.org.nz/featured/living-wage-for-low-paid-workers-secured-by-city-vision/
Living Wage for Low-Paid Workers secured by City Vision | City Vision
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Living Wage for Low-Paid Workers secured by City Vision 21 September, 2021 | Featured, Featured Post, Portage Licensing Trust, Portage Licensing Trust | 0 comments City Vision’s elected members on t...
On Suffrage Day 2021 we celebrate 128 years since NZ's women won the right to vote. City Vision Cr Cathy Casey takes a look at the much-loved Auckland Women’s Suffrage Memorial in Te Hā o Hine Place and the long campaign to save it.
Celebrating women's suffrage in central Auckland
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As New Zealand celebrates Suffrage Day on 19 September, Dr Cathy Casey takes a closer look at the much-loved Auckland Women’s Suffrage Memorial in central Auckland and its troubled past.
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CityVisionNZ Happy #SuffrageDay celebrating 128 years since women won the right to vote in Aotearoa. City Vision's @CrCathyCasey … https://t.co/OJT2gbCrZ0
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : Happy #Auckland Anniversary. The significance of today explained here by @NWOrakei 's Precious Clark. Only Tāmaki Makaurau ap…
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CityVisionNZ RT @phil_goff : Auckland has capacity to vaccinate another 220,000 people by the end of the week, so let’s do it! Vaccination is the best wa…
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CityVisionNZ RT @ChrisKeall : If you're in the 09 and not jabbed yet, I just received the following from someone on deck at the driv-thru vaccination cen…
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CityVisionNZ RT @efesocollins : Libraries are vital hubs in communities so removing this barrier to ppl connecting, reading & sharing made good sense. Wa…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : Yay! free PT to appointments in #Auckland and everyone in Aotearoa aged 12 yrs and over can now book their free #COVID19nz v…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : More appreciation for the Grey Lynn safer speeds #innovatingstreets project. It really is only the kids feedback that matters
