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    • Vote Housing
      • You may have noticed that there is a general election coming up, and the amount of hot air increasing from all sides. Billed as the...

    • Shells, not Shelly!
      • Talk about a NewsFlash ! Wow – the Shelly Bay development, that no-one seemed to like or want, has just been cancelled. Not postponed, or...

    • Jazz to the Maxx
      • In a recent news story on The Post, which may not have appeared on the Stuff, there was an article on a proposed new building...

    • Kapiti Densiti
      • In the news today, the Post reports that Kapiti Council have agreed on new Density rules for their larger urban areas. That will mean that...

    • Friedrich Eisenhofer
      • Sad news, but not entirely unexpected. Friedrich (Fritz) Eisenhofer has passed away, at the splendid ripe old age of 96. NZIA has sent out a...

    • All scramble, no lolly
      • A few initial thoughts on National’s transport plans for Wellington, from a fresh new author on The Eye of the Fish – Captain Haddock. Captain...

    • District Plan Hearings
      • Right now Wellington is undergoing hearings on what may be the most important discussions on the future – the Hearings on the proposed new District...

    • Accommodation providers
      • A timely and interesting post from the WCC, showing a list of relevant accommodation providers, that may or may not have issues similar to the...

    • Arson or Accident?
      • There’s a depressing familiarity with the news of the destruction by fire of the sawtooth roofed buildings at Shelly Bay. It is the classic “accident”...

    • All Hail: Stacey Mendonca
      • No more Queen’s Birthday honours, but instead we have the King’s Birthday honour’s list, which seems almost more anachronistic. It starts off both thoroughly well-deserved,...

    • Green fields?
      • When is a MDRS not a MDRS? When Christopher Luxon agrees to it, and then disagrees to it, it seems. What am I talking about,...

    • Budget 2023
      • Budget has just been announced, and I’ve still to go through it, but a couple of things sprung out to me. Public Housing – $3...

    • Arci-bollocks
      • It’s uncomfortable to say this, but sometimes architects talk a load of old bollocks. I think we have all been subject to that at one...

    • Dying or just tired?
      • I was really puzzled by the article in the Dom Post in the weekend featuring local architect Angela Foster claiming that Wellington was an “expensive...

    • Turkish quakes
      • Horrifying and tragic – the Turkish / Syrian earthquakes have been a steadily growing, unfolding disaster for the last week. Totals of 200 dead initially...

    • State of Emergency
      • While it is sad to see the mighty Queen City of Auckland brought to its knees over some rain, it is nice not to have...

    • The Ardern Years
      • Although the news yesterday was full of journos saying that they had not expected Jacinda Ardern to announce her resignation first thing in the morning,...

    • Designed to dominate
      • Today’s post is a special one, contributed by regular reader Starkive By 1972 New Zealanders were questioning the environmental impact of humans and their engineering....

    • Time for a Holiday
      • It’s a pretty lonely life here at the Eye of the Fish – tough at the top, as they say. But there are some things...

    • Dixon Street details
      • I’ve been wondering what the insides are like on the Dixon Street flats – never been in behind the doors at the base. Perhaps I’ll...

    • Dixon Street flats
      • In the typical manner of the bus, where you wait forever and then three buses come at once, so it feels for topics of conversation...

    • Making Space
      • Elizabeth Cox’s book Making Space – A History of New Zealand Women in Architecture is a treasure trove of information, that I suspect will take...

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