Category: UN 2030 Agenda

Hamilton’s $689,000 raised crossing delayed

Posted by Admin | Oct 1, 2024 | Consultation, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, News, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero, Voting Record

RNZ Article: Waka Kotahi puts funding for cycling, walking and public transport initiatives on hold

Posted by Admin | Dec 11, 2023 | Cities and Regions, Climate Change and Weather, Council Funding, Council Spending, Mode Shift, New Plymouth District, New Zealand Issues, News, Public Transport, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

CANDIDATE OPINION: John McDonald

Posted by Admin | Feb 9, 2024 | Council Spending, Elections, Hamilton City, Hamilton East Ward 2024 By-election, Hostile Architecture, Law and Legislation, Local Government Reform, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, Opinion, Public Transport, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

What are the disadvantages and negative impacts of “traffic calming”?

Posted by Admin | Feb 9, 2024 | Article, Auckland City, Christchurch City, Cities, Council Spending, Dunedin City, Hamilton City, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, Official Information Act, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Tauranga City, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero, Wellington City

NZ Herald articles: Removal of the Three Kings raised pedestrian crossing in Auckland

Posted by Admin | Feb 29, 2024 | Auckland City, Council Spending, Hostile Architecture, New Zealand Issues, News, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

Opposing the planned raised platform on Wairere Drive at the Karewa Place turnoff

Posted by Admin | Mar 28, 2024 | Article, Hamilton City, Hostile Architecture, Letter Templates, Mode Shift, Protest, Resource Management Act (RMA), Resources, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

OPINION: Speed bumps are a public emergency

Posted by Admin | Mar 31, 2024 | Article, Council Funding, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, News, Opinion, Safety and Well-being, Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

What is “traffic calming”?

Posted by Admin | Dec 3, 2023 | Article, Auckland City, Christchurch City, Dunedin City, Hamilton City, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, Overview, Public Transport, Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Tauranga City, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, UN 2030 Agenda, Vision Zero, Wellington City

UN 2030 Agenda

Hamilton’s $689,000 raised crossing delayed

Oct 1, 2024 | Consultation, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, News, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero, Voting Record

On Thursday (26 September 2024) Hamilton City Council voted to delay a decision on the plans for a...

UN 2030 Agenda

OPINION: Why Vote Against “Safety” and “Free Money”?

Oct 1, 2024 | Auckland City, Council Debt, Council Finances, Council Funding, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Hamilton City, Hamilton East Ward 2024 By-election, Mode Shift, News, Open Letters, Opinion, Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero, Wellington City

By John McDonald (CityWatch NZ Editor and 2024 Hamilton East Ward By-election Candidate) The issue...

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NZ Herald and RNZ cover emergency vehicles being impacted by Auckland’s “traffic calming measures”

Mar 31, 2024 | Auckland City, Emergency Services, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Interview, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero

Headline: Kiwi firefighters raise alarm on speed humps installed by Auckland Transport slowing...

OPINION: Comparing the coalition’s draft transport General Policy Statement (GPS) with Labour’s version

Mar 23, 2024 | Cities and Regions, Climate Change and Weather, Consultation, Elections, Global Agendas, Incoming Legislation, International Organisation, Local Government Reform, New Zealand Issues, Opinion, Overview, Public Transport, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, UN 2030 Agenda, United Nations, Vision Zero

By John McDonald, 2024 Hamilton East Ward By-election Candidate The Ministry of Transport has put...

Public Consultation for WEL Energy Trust Annual Plan and Consumer Discount closes 20 March 2024

Mar 17, 2024 | Cities and Regions, Consultation, Core Services, ENERGY, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), Hamilton City, Letter Templates, News, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Taking Action, UN 2030 Agenda, United Nations

Graphic from page 13 of the WEL Energy Trust Draft Annual Plan 2024-2025 [Editor’s note: CityWatch...

CityWatch NZ responds to accusations from a Hamilton City Councillor

Feb 10, 2024 | Article, C40 Cities, Hamilton City, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Surveillance, Traffic Calming, UN 2030 Agenda, United Nations, Vision Zero

Background Developed and launched in 2023, the www.CityWatchNZ.org website focuses on issues with...

Category: UN 2030 Agenda

Hamilton’s $689,000 raised crossing delayed

RNZ Article: Waka Kotahi puts funding for cycling, walking and public transport initiatives on hold

CANDIDATE OPINION: John McDonald

What are the disadvantages and negative impacts of “traffic calming”?

NZ Herald articles: Removal of the Three Kings raised pedestrian crossing in Auckland

Opposing the planned raised platform on Wairere Drive at the Karewa Place turnoff

OPINION: Speed bumps are a public emergency

What is “traffic calming”?

UN 2030 Agenda

Hamilton’s $689,000 raised crossing delayed

RNZ Article: Waka Kotahi puts funding for cycling, walking and public transport initiatives on hold

CANDIDATE OPINION: John McDonald

What are the disadvantages and negative impacts of “traffic calming”?

NZ Herald articles: Removal of the Three Kings raised pedestrian crossing in Auckland

UN 2030 Agenda

OPINION: Why Vote Against “Safety” and “Free Money”?

Hamilton’s $689,000 raised crossing delayed

OPINION: The Numbers Game

Hamilton City Council Long-Term Plan Hearings: Day 1 Highlights

Waikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures

Additional Posts

NZ Herald and RNZ cover emergency vehicles being impacted by Auckland’s “traffic calming measures”

OPINION: Comparing the coalition’s draft transport General Policy Statement (GPS) with Labour’s version

Public Consultation for WEL Energy Trust Annual Plan and Consumer Discount closes 20 March 2024

CityWatch NZ responds to accusations from a Hamilton City Councillor

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