Posts by Grey Lynn 2030
An invite to a Spring Fling
It’s September Spring Fling time! An equinox ritual to celebrate the return of spring. The drummers will lead us in a dance as we acknowledge the passing of winter and look forward to new life. We will gather in the church to the call of the drums and then follow them outside as they lead…
Read MoreMeet the people who want to represent you
Grey Lynn 2030 Monthly Meeting : Meet the Candidates Evening Wednesday 8 September, 7.30pm Grey Lynn Community Centre There has been a lot of uncertainty about the “super city” restructuring but as the date fast approaches for the first Auckland Council elections the time has arrived to get informed. Who do you want to represent…
Read MoreGrey Lynn Collaborative Design
Auckland Permaculture Workshop (APW) members Gary Marshall, Rilke de Vos and Finn Mackesy ran a workshop at the August Grey Lynn 2030 meeting. APW is a collaborative design, research and education initiative set up to explore and create innovative permaculture solutions for the Auckland bioregion. The intention of the workshop was to expose Grey Lynn…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 News: August 2019
August 2010 In this issue Grey Lynn 2030 Monthly Community Meeting Grey Lynn Farmers Market Waste Away news Putting the Local into Local Government Wilton Street Community Garden Green Screen Local news Happening Locally We are all about a positive vision and practical action In the last month we’ve hosted a meeting to kick-off a…
Read MoreWellpark Reserve Tree Planting 2010
It now is two years since we last had a tree planting session at Wellpark Reserve. This is the reserve in between Larchwood, Maxwell Ave and Wellpark Ave. Auckland City Council have kindly provided more trees and now need some willing workers to plant them this Sunday. Please come along rain or shine – last…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 Submission Mining
As a transition community we are strongly opposed removal of any conservation land from Schedule 4 protection to enable exploration or mining to take place. We do not therefore support the government’s proposal to remove the following areas from Schedule 4: The Inangahua sector of Paparoa National Park The Otahu Ecological Area in the…
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