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Month: October 2020

Flashback Saturday: The Rail Development Plan

Greater Auckland | October 3, 2020 | Rapid Transit & Rail
Each weekend we dig into the archives. This post was first published in July 2009. It’s easy for one to plan dream rail networks for Auckland – heck I tend to do it all the time. And indeed, in the longer run I think it will be necessary for Auckland to embark upon a significant expansion of the rail network, starting with the CBD rail loop.…
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Weekly Roundup – 02-Oct-20

Matt L | October 2, 2020 | Urbanism & Cities
Here’s our weekly roundup Harbour Bridge Repair Progress Waka Kotahi NZTA say progress on a new permanent strut for the harbour bridge has been so good, that if the weather is good it will be installed tomorrow night. This was the update from Wednesday.…
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Who’s afraid of the big bad body corp?

John Polkinghorne | October 1, 2020 | Housing & Development
I’m going to say ‘body corporate’ and ‘bodies corporate’ a lot below, so let’s shorten it to ‘BC’ and ‘BCs’ right off the bat. BCs often get a bad rap in New Zealand. They can be seen as expensive, unwieldy, unaccountable, or stopping you from doing what you want with your property.…
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