Thoughts from a fireside chat on climate action
Change is coming whether the Government wants it or not. The question is how things change, not whether they do.
Change is coming whether the Government wants it or not. The question is how things change, not whether they do.
Shouldn’t it be possible to travel anywhere from Whanganui to Whangārei on tracks we built?
Imagine if local government prioritised community improvement over landowners leeching value.
New Zealand drained the landscape. Wellington can protect our people twice with the wonder of wetlands.
As an aspirational twenty-something, it feels really shitty that most councillors are prioritising slightly lower debt over transformative improvements that would make people want to stay here.
Why is there no public transport access on this six lane arterial route that splits the central city from our stunning coast?
Higher speed limits kill more people. Our highways are designed to encourage lethal speeds.
The economy’s bedrock is built on fossil fuels, but not for long.
This smooth pathway has been raised from the choppy harbour to protect the rail and connect Petone.
NZ Police data on reported bike and scooter thefts, recoveries, and proceedings in the Wellington area (1 Jan 2021–31 Dec 2025).
Wellington City Council has confirmed that wastewater treatment will count towards climate targets once Tiaki Wai takes over water assets.
It's Annual Plan season and I did my second ever presentation to Council – specifically on their plan to stall the rapid rollout of bike lanes across the city.