a WAGON for change in Whangarei

We are a group of people taking action to improve our city

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7 Responses to “a WAGON for change in Whangarei”
  1. Mark says:

    Count me in & keep me in the loop! I’m always keen to jump on a Bandwagon to improve Whangarei for the people!

  2. Hannah M says:

    You can count me in! It’s exciting to have a wagon for change in Whangarei. I reckon together we can really make a difference.

  3. delighted (from out in the sticks of Maungakaramea) to help support any group(s) of people taking action to improve Whangarei city for the people and for the environment (cycleways, passenger rail to Auckland, suppression/ eradication of pest plants and feral pests that harm native ecosystems and vulnerable native species, sustainable organic primary production, seed saving, retention of the Outright Prohibition of Nuclear power and weapons in the Whangarei District Plan, our valuable GE free status, a clean harbour, pressuring rogue farmers to be in compliance with the Clean Streams Protocol.)

    it is in our interest to work constructively with local authorities
    we want District councils and a Regional Council who actually act in compliance with the Local Government Act 2002 and work in a participatory fashion with ratepayers and tangata whenua to achieve sound environmental and economic and public health outcomes. kia kaha

  4. count me in. Finally, tipping point for Whangarei!

  5. Anthony Best, Mair Street, Whangarei says:

    I am thinking about putting up my objection to the sale of the Recreational Ground or Park in Mair Street. Some parts were about privatisation, valuation if the sale proceeds and the consultation process but the part i want to show is what i said about the future use / requirements of this land.

    I await some feedback.

    Cheers, Anthony Best
    437 6727

  6. Julia says:

    Regarding Anthony’s Mair Street comment above, I saw something in a local paper the other day stating that they had decided not to sell that land.

  7. ottomania says:

    Just to let you guys know that they have fenced off part of mander park..it is now classed as a construction area with 24 hr security guards in place

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