The case for shared space
The city spots I'm most drawn to have something in common.
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How to end land banking for the city and the climate
Imagine if local government prioritised community improvement over landowners leeching value.
A love letter to wetlands
New Zealand drained the landscape. Wellington can protect our people twice with the wonder of wetlands.
My feelings on the Golden Mile cancellation
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.
What’s that smell?
How much will drying our city’s sewage sludge cut carbon emissions? Turns out…
Shielding Wellington from rising prices
It’s a scary time to be alive. The United States has started another war in the Middle East. Alongside the awful
Wellington’s bike lane buildout is at risk. We can do something.
If you care about Wellington taking climate action, you have to tell our city councillors ahead of a vote on Thursday. Contact
Why trams should rebuild Wellington
🚋This is part two of my series on Wellington trams. Part one covered our history, part three will tackle the politics. It&
Schools can be the front line of climate action
Schools have been on my mind recently. Our kura (schools) are one of the few community institutions left in Aotearoa New Zealand.
How Vonuts is modernising our food traditions
This comfy pastel pink vegan donut shop is a fantastic example of how to connect our family’s food traditions, our memories and culture, to a low pollution food system fit for the future.
My two priorities for making a climate election
If you want action on climate change, go local. Oh, and enrol or update your details before August 1.
The glow up coming to the Harbour Quays
Boy am I horny for bus lanes. Splash paint on a road, reserve it for buses that carry 70 people each, and