Rescinding Motion To Be In Play As noted last week the Auckland Development Committee resolved by 9-8 in a closed session to take the position that Port of Auckland … Continue reading UPDATE: Auckland Development Committee to Reconvene Over Port Issue On February 26
Continued 1960’s planning or near 100 year heritage The debate on what to do with the six Pohutukawa Trees on the Great North Road at the St Lukes Interchange … Continue reading The Pohutukawa Debate
Still an ill-considered decision While Auckland Transport did get back to me around Te Mahia Station (basically wait four weeks for a public announcement), Manurewa Local Board have jumped … Continue reading Local Board Jumps the Gun on Te Mahia Station
Let the Unitary Plan Panel do its job Councillor North Shore Councillor Chris Darby seems to be channelling Joel Cayford in hamstringing Port of Auckland to which would have effects … Continue reading I Wonder If Councillor Darby Is Aware Of The Risks?
Council needs to consider its options very carefully Earlier in the week I posted on the latest feedback responses to the Long Term Plan as of the end of … Continue reading My Thoughts On The Long Term Feedback So Far
Marsden Wharf Demolition STARTS From the Mayoral Office Mayor asks ports to explain Mayor Len Brown says he is disappointed Ports of Auckland failed to inform Auckland Council … Continue reading Mayor Issues Please Explain to Port of Auckland
We have the Building Code for a reason And that is so people do not get hurt like those in the September deck collapse in Te Atatu. From Auckland … Continue reading It Pays to Comply
The timing of Joyce pointing it out yesterday smacks of coincidence after Bill English got John Key to thrown Joyce under the bus on Sunday over the Convention Centre.
But for the rest?
As the post says: STUPID!
Ultimately yes but we need improvements at a key level John Campbell from Campbell Live asked on Twitter last night “Does the Super City work for Auckland?” The question … Continue reading Is The Super City Working For Auckland
22% and 40% growth respectively for heavy rail Auckland Transport have released the monthly statistics and the monthly public transport patronage reports. Here is the Public Transport figures as … Continue reading Heavy Rail Is GO!
Talking Southern Auckland 