Kirikiriroa Metro
Louise Hutt, Dr Bex, Bridget Doran, Jo Wrigley, Paul Bradley, Matt Leach, Kiri Crossland, Fraser Purves, Sarah Thomson, Melissa Smith, KelvynA newsletter about our city of the future
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | kirikiriroametro.substack.com |
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A future with more people and less services
Casually browsing LinkedIn, as anyone does when their TikTok timer runs out, we came across local government nerd Kelvyn Eglinton’s koorero on Hamilton City Council’s 7% cut to staffing and 10% cut to contractor budgets from 2025. We asked ...
Sorry kids, no safer crossings for you
On Tuesday, Hamilton City Council held the first Infrastructure & Transport Committee of the year. Councillor Hutt talks us through the meeting, and how it was a terrible day for our schools and their students. This was originally posted on...
Hamilton's bridges, ranked
Our bridges are the new hot topic that everyone is talking about. Discussions like “Omg, did you hear Matt from accounts thinks that Anzac Bridge is the best bridge, how cringe” is a common thing you’ll overhear walking through Garden Place...
Putting strategic in strategic growth
In her first Chair’s Report as the acting Chair of the Strategic Growth and District Plan Committee, Councillor Sarah Thomson laid out the challenges of our growing city and offered a reminder about the cost of inaction on infrastructure. W...
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Pākehā from Aotearoa New Zealand. PhD in the lived experience of food insecurity. Community Psychologist. Works in the disability sector.
Transport engineer, researcher, mother, Kirikiriroan child of the 80s.
An enthusiastic community collaborator and organiser working for environmental and social justice with a particular interest in leadership communication at the intersections of capitalism, class, colonisation and climate change.
Transport advocate. Bike Waikato Co-Chair. Views are my own.
Budding urban nerd.
Transport/Urbanism Nerd, Master of International Development and Planning Graduate (Otago)
City councillor interested in the economics of housing
Co-chair of Bike Waikato. Masters of Environmental Planning student at University of Waikato. Views are my own. She/they.
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