Urbanerds Rahui Edition part 1: Cohousing

by Charles Dawson

The May Urbanerds gathering, with its star-studded guest speaker lineup, was also blessed with an Urbanerd taking notes. Part 1: Charles Dawson’s dispatches from the Cohousing session

Dear Brooklyn: pop-up goodness

by Sam Donald

Five temporary projects are proposed in Wellington for safer movement while social distancing suppresses bus capacity. Brooklyn local Sam Donald writes to his fellow Brooklynites…

Living together, being apart: cohousing beating social isolation

by Bronwen Newton

In pandemic times, physically isolating will save lives, but it’s tending to deepen the social isolation that’s been breaking Kiwi hearts and minds. So how does cohousing fit in? Hear more in a cool talk!

Seize it or miss it: COVID stimulus and regeneration

by Talky Welly

We’re nearly going to Level 3, but COVID-19 is going to rattle our country for years to come. How do we stimulate and regenerate Ao-NZ, not just put ourselves back exactly where we were before?

Results

The following posts are filed under: public engagement.

Don’t forget: 30km central city submissions closing soon!

Kōrero Wellington | March 29, 2020

At last, Wellington City’s got a proposal to institute appropriate traffic speeds for some inner city streets. Make sure your submission’s in by 5pm Tuesday.

Read More

Local reporting gets a boost!

Isabella Cawthorn | June 11, 2019

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that it’s really frickin hard to do good local issues media. Great news: the Local Democracy Reporting initiative!

Read More

The transport ecosystem: in praise of reference group geeks

Reference Groupie | February 27, 2019

Public noise about public transport has waned from its #bustastrophe peak. But is anything really improving? Reference Groupie reports that – lucky for Wellington, some civic-minded citizens are helping – and having to work hard to keep the players honest.

Read More

Categories

Popular Tags