Young girls and femmes in the city: visible yet forgotten

by Grace Clark

Cities can easily forget about or fail to serve certain groups of people; one of those is young people. Young girls and femmes learn to navigate the city in a unique way. What can we do to create spaces that work for and keep this demographic safe?

Say Yes to sensible street changes (Kate Sheppard would approve)

by Kōrero Wellington

There’s humble and sensible proposals to make Thorndon and Kilbirnie a little bit friendlier for people, rather than just cars. The suffragettes didn’t do all that hard work for nothing, so as sensible citizens who now have a voice, put in your 2c by 5pm Monday 27th March!

15-minute cities (the latest conspiracy?)

by Kōrero Wellington

If we didn’t know it already, humans are able to be afraid of the strangest things. The 15-minute neighbourhood is the latest and out of a morbid curiosity, we wondered how people are able to be scared of “have good life without needing car”…

A tasting plate: superb satire, bodies for buses, and wicked webinars

by Kōrero Wellington

There’s heaps of good stuff recently, enjoy!

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Getting denser better: NIMBYism and developers (dispatch from San Diego)

Scott Beyer | July 5, 2019

Worldwide, unreasonable neighbour resistance (“Not In My Backyard”) is one of the greatest hurdles to the land-use intensification that modern cities need to be sustainable, accessible, and liveable. Talk Wellington are looking at different ways to overcome it – here, profiling some progressive developers’ coalitions in San Diego, California.

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Nimbys, Bananas and beyond

Max Rashbrooke | November 21, 2018

Author Max Rashbrooke talks of beautiful neighbourhoods and challenges those who say no to the new.

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