Kasey McDonnell

Musings from a week in Melbourne

Over Easter, my partner, my friends and I boarded a 6am flight from Wellington to spend a week in Melbourne. This was

How do we fix Wellington's bus replacements?

If you need the train on weekends, near public holidays or late at night, you know bus replacements well. When the tracks

We must tell the Council what we think about its budget cuts.

The humble heat pump's quiet revolution

Low carbon technology is not just the winning solution to our pollution: it's cheaper and better than fossil fuels.

Can Wellington be predator free?

Predator Free's work carries an inspiring lesson: dedicated communities can make impossible visions real.

What is happening beneath the warming sea?

The sea shapes our identity as New Zealanders. It's warming. Rapidly.

The London bus experience that's coming to Aotearoa

Meet the one bus card to rule them all.

A love letter to city trees

Cities like Wellington aren’t built for a hotter world. Trees can help.

The Coalition’s fantastic idea for offshore wind power

I have great news. The Coalition Government is unlocking a completely untapped renewable energy source that could provide huge amounts of clean

From Copenhagen to the capital: meet Bicycle Junction

One of the best purchases I ever made was my e-bike three years ago. I use it nearly every day to drop

Beyond ownership: how Mevo helps cars fit into 21st Century travel

Wellington has so many good things going. Its glistening harbour, dramatic weather, and stunning people make it my favourite place. I especially

Hydrogen was all the rage. Now, its future is messy.

Hydrogen is one of the most abundant elements in the universe. At least, that’s what I’ve read multiple times in