Is the fate of Mount Crawford in your hands?
In the recent days, Mount Crawford on the Miramar peninsula has been subject to much speculation, on the field, in the … Continue reading Is the fate of Mount Crawford in your hands?
Colour blindness, a condition finally addressed?
The debates on the Long Term Plan were raging, the City Council wasn’t sure if $75M were a loan for … Continue reading Colour blindness, a condition finally addressed?
Who supports traffic lights on Cobham Drive?
The Wellington City Council and Let’s Get Wellington Moving have started consultation on Cobham Drive and how to cross it, whether … Continue reading Who supports traffic lights on Cobham Drive?
A meeting with Electric Air
In New Zealand, there is one electric plane. Just one, and it is based in Christchurch. So one can imagine … Continue reading A meeting with Electric Air
Shelly Bay, the unpublished article
This morning, the City Council will vote on the Spatial Plan, and it will be very interesting to listen to … Continue reading Shelly Bay, the unpublished article
The housing crisis debates: here we are again
The final spatial plan is not yet officially back in front of the City Council, but already, Wellington social media … Continue reading The housing crisis debates: here we are again
The Final Spatial Plan has been released
Throughout all of 2020, a consultation was at the heart of passionate arguments. The Draft Spatial Plan was the second … Continue reading The Final Spatial Plan has been released
A green Long Term Plan
Last Thursday, the Wellington City Council voted on the Long Term Plan.. One of the most salient points was the … Continue reading A green Long Term Plan
An airport expansion, no matter what
For many years, Wellington Airport has been making plans for expansion. In its 2040 master plan, it talks about the … Continue reading An airport expansion, no matter what
A shared path that will never come
Sometimes, out of the blue, a thought pops out of nowhere. Early in April, it suddenly occurred to me we … Continue reading A shared path that will never come
