Better things are possible
Malcolm McCracken, Darren Davis, Common Ground AotearoaArticles discussing housing, urbanism, and policy in Aotearoa
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Transport urbanist, car-free, transit nerd, big city fan, travel addict, gay, multilingual. RTs/Links ≠ endorsement. Views my own.
Advocating for Land Value Rates in local government to make housing more affordable in New Zealand.
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