Roskill Community Voice is your local team on the Puketapapa Local Board of Auckland Council. We work to give our community a strong voice, and together we are building a Roskill that is proud, progressive, and prosperous.
We have fought for decisions to be made here in Roskill, not at the Town Hall. We have advanced important initiatives to protect our environment and heritage. And we have stepped forward to work with and support our valued local community groups.
Disgraceful plan to bulldoze Liston Village Seniors Social Housing one step closer to being overturned “The disgraceful C&R-led plan to bulldoze Seniors social housing at Liston Village in Hillsborough is one step closer to being overturned”, says Julie Fairey after the Roskill Community Voice majority on the Puketāpapa Local Board voted last night to confirm its view…
Media statement, for immediate release “Footpath damage in the Puketāpapa area is widespread and creating real issues for those walking and wheeling around the greater Mt Roskill area,” says Julie Fairey, Roskill Community Voice candidate for the Puketapapa Local Board. 174 individual responses were logged online by the community through the Better Footpath Blitz run…
For immediate release “It is time for action to turn the Mt Roskill Town Centre from a scruffy strip to an inviting hub – a place that is safe and inviting, supports our local businesses, and reflects the vibrancy and diversity of our people,” says Bobby Shen, architectural designer and Roskill Community Voice candidate for…
Send us your big idea for Mt Roskill town centre using the form below. OR join us at a special public meeting with Michael Wood, MP for Mt Roskill on Sunday 28 July at 3:30 pm at the Winstone Park Tennis Club.
Have you come across broken or damaged footpaths in your neighbourhood? Well we’ve created handy form for you to report these issues so that we can log them into the system to be fixed up. Create your own user feedback survey
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