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
Wesley keeps its name
After a developer tried to use the Wesley name for a new residential suburb in Franklin in 2017, the local community campaigned to show what the name means to them and why it needed to stay central. We supported them with public meetings, coordinating the campaign, and working with the Mt Roskill Puketapapa Historical Society…
Safer Three Kings: No More Bottle Stores
In 2018 we helped the Three Kings community to stop a new off-licence alcohol store from opening in their neighbourhood, and we won! The campaign included several public meetings, encouraging and gathering submissions opposing the new store for the liquor licence process, an online petition signed by over 300 locals with several hundred more paper…
Fairness for Wesley
Mt Roskill has not had it’s fair share over the decades, and Wesley has been particularly badly affected. In 2013 we pledged to progress Fairness for Wesley through: (updates on each area since 2013 are in brackets): Better library services (We are advocating for Wesley to be the priority for new library services on the isthmus)…
For Each Other – ANZAC 2016 Address
Julie delivered the 2016 ANZAC Address at the Mt Roskill Civic service, at Mt Roskill War Memorial Park. Thanks to David Slack’s Sunday Star Times column for the inspiration. ANZAC From the initials of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corp Throughout the years the use and meaning of ANZAC has changed,…
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