Category: Health and Safety
Concerns that areas of Hamilton are “wastewater network constrained”
Apr 30, 2025 | Core Services, Council Meetings, Council Spending, CWH, Developer Contributions, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, High-density Housing, Housing supply, News, Opinion, Pollution, Protest, Regulations, Resource Management Act (RMA), Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Three Waters, Voting Record
US court ruling on fluoride in drinking water being a health hazard
Oct 1, 2024 | Article, Auckland City, Cities, Cities and Regions, Council Spending, Dunedin City, Greater Wellington Region, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Hutt City, International, Invercargill City, Law and Legislation, New Plymouth District, New Zealand Issues, News, Palmerston North City, Porirua City, Safety and Well-being, Three Waters, Upper Hutt City, Waikato Region, Waipa District, Water Fluoridation, Wellington City, World Health Organisation
Wellington City Council looks to reduce numbers of raised crossings in Thorndon Quay plan
Aug 31, 2024 | Article, Council Debt, Council Finances, Council Funding, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Emergency Services, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Petitions, Rates Increases, Safety and Well-being, Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Voting Record, Wellington City
Health and Safety
PopularCANDIDATE OPINION: Jacqueline Pointon
Jun 30, 2024 | Core Services, Council Finances, Elections, Health and Safety, High-density Housing, Opinion, Public Transport, Rates Increases, Tauranga City, Tauranga City Council Election 2024, Three Waters, Transport and Roading
Jacqueline Pointon’s Invited Opinion Piece [All contactable candidates for the 2024 Tauranga...
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Concerns that areas of Hamilton are “wastewater network constrained”
Apr 30, 2025 | Core Services, Council Meetings, Council Spending, CWH, Developer Contributions, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, High-density Housing, Housing supply, News, Opinion, Pollution, Protest, Regulations, Resource Management Act (RMA), Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Three Waters, Voting Record
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Wellington City Council looks to reduce numbers of raised crossings in Thorndon Quay plan
Aug 31, 2024 | Article, Council Debt, Council Finances, Council Funding, Council Meetings, Council Spending, Emergency Services, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, News, Opinion, Petitions, Rates Increases, Safety and Well-being, Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Voting Record, Wellington City
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Health and Safety
LatestWhanganui Chronicle reports that Aramoho speed bumps were removed following community-led petition
May 31, 2025 | Emergency Services, Health and Safety, Hostile Architecture, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, News, Petitions, Safety and Well-being, Taking Action, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Whanganui District
Summary According to reports in the Whanganui Chronicle: There have been speed bumps outside the...
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Concerns that areas of Hamilton are “wastewater network constrained”
Apr 30, 2025 | Core Services, Council Meetings, Council Spending, CWH, Developer Contributions, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, High-density Housing, Housing supply, News, Opinion, Pollution, Protest, Regulations, Resource Management Act (RMA), Safety and Well-being, Smart Cities (+ 20-minute Cities), Three Waters, Voting Record
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“Stop Water Fluoridation” petition (closes 19 Nov 2024)
Oct 1, 2024 | Auckland City, Cities, Council Spending, Dunedin City, Greater Wellington Region, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Hutt City, Invercargill City, New Plymouth District, New Zealand Issues, News, Palmerston North City, Petitions, Porirua City, Safety and Well-being, Taking Action, Three Waters, Upper Hutt City, Waikato Region, Waipa District, Water Fluoridation, Wellington City
This petition to parliament is due to close on 19 November 2024 (11:59 pm). Go to this link to...
Read MoreOPINION “Local Water Done Well” and the Hamilton Ratepayer
Aug 31, 2024 | Council Debt, Council Funding, Council Spending, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Incoming Legislation, Law and Legislation, New Zealand Issues, News, Opinion, Rates Increases, Three Waters, Water Meters
By Geoff Kreegher (Hamilton Ratepayer) “Local Water Done Well” is the Coalition Government’s plan...
Read MoreOPINION: The Orange Cone Infestation
Jun 21, 2024 | Auckland City, Council Spending, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Law and Legislation, Local Government Reform, News, Official Information Act, Opinion, Safety and Well-being, Transport and Roading
By Margaret Evans (former Mayor and Hamilton Ratepayer) I’ve suggested to Hamilton City...
Read MoreWaikato Times article: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures
Apr 16, 2024 | Council Spending, Emergency Services, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Mode Shift, New Zealand Issues, News, Protest, Public Transport, Safety and Well-being, Traffic Calming, Transport and Roading, Vision Zero
Headline: Firefighters spark up at loathed traffic calming measures Authored by: Stacey Rangitonga...
Read MoreNZ 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...
Read MoreNewsroom article: Three Waters repeal forces councils to hike rates by a third
Dec 25, 2023 | Buller District, Core Services, Council Debt, Council Finances, Council Spending, Far North District, Hamilton City, Health and Safety, Incoming Legislation, Law and Legislation, Local Government Reform, New Zealand Issues, News, Rates Increases, Safety and Well-being, Three Waters, United Nations, World Health Organisation
Headline: Three Waters repeal forces councils to hike rates by a third Authored by: Jonathan Milne...
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