Roskill Community Voice is your local team on the Puketāpapa 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.
Policies
Our policies on heritage, development, transport and more.
Campaigns
Our policies on heritage, development, transport and more.
People
Our policies on heritage, development, transport and more.
Media statement: Community’s Big Ideas lead to vision to Revive Roskill Town Centre
Community’s Big Ideas lead to vision to Revive Roskill Town Centre “We have heard the frustrations and ideas from our local community, and now we’ve
Our vision to Revive Roskill Town Centre
This vision document was released publicly on Monday 26th August 2019, as Roskill Community Voice’s next steps from the Big Ideas for Mt Roskill Town
Media statement: Disgraceful plan to bulldoze Liston Village one step closer to being overturned
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
Media statement: Better Footpath Blitz finds worrying trends in Roskill
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
Media Release: Seeking Big Ideas for Mt Roskill Town Centre
For immediate release “It is time for action to turn the Mt Roskill Town Centre from a scruffy strip to an inviting hub – a
Share your Big Idea for Mt Roskill Town centre
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,
MC @tomdoig asks @karlo_mila & Jess what the climate crisis means to them – Jess finds “crisis” problematic, depends on perspective. Some people reject crisis framing, even if still acting on climate change – a palagi term.
Now @karlo_mila is talking about how every single person has a role in working on climate change, sees artists as choosing to make a difference in climate action too.
