Guardians of the Bays / April 2016
Guardians of the Bays is a broad-based residents’ group opposed to the proposal to extend the runway at Wellington International Airport (WIAL). We do not believe that the extension will achieve the level of benefits needed to warrant the extensive investment required. We do believe that the social, cultural and environmental costs the extension would impose on Wellington residents and the South Coast and its users are too high.
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NEWS SCOOP WELLINGTON – It’s official: Wellington Airport applies to extend runway by 350 metres
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- BusinessDesk report by Sophie Boot Wellington International Airport has lodged an application with the Wellington City Council and the Greater Wellington Regional Council to extend its runway.
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Media release: local residents launch myth-busters on proposed wellington runway extension
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- Local residents against the proposed Wellington Airport runway extension want the project’s backers to come clean on the proposal so voters can have their say in this year’s Local Government Elections.
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New myth-busting leaflet launched by the Guardians
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- Download (PDF, 516KB)
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Why oh why are so many mayoral candidates for the runway extension?
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- We now have 5 candidates contesting the Mayoral election this year, and four of them are gung-ho supporters of the corporate hand-out to fossil fuel giant, Infratil.
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RE-BLOG TRANSPORTING WELLINGTON: What does Justin Lester really stand for?
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- It’s great to hear Labour candidate Justin Lester launching his campaign with good ol’ fashioned pork barrelling.
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Re-blog keith johnson: time for ‘a cup of tea’ on big ideas?
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- Local economist, policy adviser and writer Keith Johnson says he will push for greater accountability, lower rate and debt rises, and higher levels of scrutiny for project planning and implementation.
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