Vote to keep our assets
Asset sales have been described as the “sleeper issue” of the Auckland Local Elections 2016 Central to City Vision’s policy is a commitment to retain control and ownership of publicly owned assets. There is a clear choice this election. We believe that...
Time to vote for your progressive candidates
Time to vote for your progressive candidates in the local government elections as voting documents hit letter boxes from 16 September for the Local Body Elections 2016 Aucklanders have started receiving voting documents from 16 September. Now is the chance to have...
Street Meetings in Waitematā
The City Vision team standing for the Waitematā Local Board are holding a series of street meetings across entire board area from Friday 16 September until Saturday 1 October. We’re going to be available to discuss what City Vision has done and what we’re...Cathy Casey for Albert-Eden-Roskill ward
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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 @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
