Project Watch: End-of-Year Roundup 2019
It’s our last bulletin for the year, and what a fast year it’s been! The last time we updated you was in October, just before the election. Now we have […]
Vision Zero in Onehunga: four steps forward, three steps back?
Updated 30 October 2019: Good news! Advocacy works! AT will build this roundabout as originally designed, with crossings on all four arms. Thank you to Nicholas Lee, local MP Denise […]
From the ground up: a proposal for a bikeable Onehunga
In a week when we’ve been thinking about how kids get to school, and the importance to kids of freedom on wheels, here’s a guest post by Nicholas Lee (cross-posted […]
All cycleways are not created equal: or, when to say yeah-nah
Simon Wilson at The Spinoff has written a cracker of a piece about the East-West Link, the Onehunga roading project currently facing a Board of Inquiry at the Environment Court to see […]
Community response to the East-West Link
We’ve written before about the proposed East-West Link, which would run a major highway along the northern edge of the Onehunga inlet, with significant impact on the township’s interface with the […]
Add your voice today on the East-West Link project!
Deadline alert: public feedback on the East-West Link closes TODAY! This is the project that intends to reclaim the northern shore of the inner Manukau to create a highway link between SH1 at Mt Wellington […]
A short sign of life… near Onehunga
With CAA very busy on a very big project coming up (hint: its related to the elections) posting has been a bit light. But we thought it would be neat […]
Where will cyclists go in Auckland’s biggest freight project? [UPDATED]
When AT and NZTA approached us about the “East -West Link“, we were a bit sceptical – what did this have to do with cycling? After all, this project – […]
New Mangere Bridge narrower than old bridge, wider than before
NZTA have just announced that the replacement of the Mangere Bridge between Onehunga and Mangere will be wider than the 6m originally proposed as of last year. Cycle Action Auckland […]
