Artist's rendition of the Basin Reserve Flyover - overhead view.

Date: Thursday, December 10, 2009
Time: 7:30pm – 9:00pm
Location: New Crossways Community Cr, 6 Roxburgh St, Mt Victoria.

The New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) is making progress on plans to build a flyover over the Basin. It plans to go out to consultation on a design or designs starting from next February and will be meeting in a few weeks time to vote on how many options will be considered.

From what we know of the Agency, it is likely that only destructive roading options will be considered.

Come along to a planning meeting to hear the latest news and to get ready for the next phase of the campaign. We’ll report back on progress to date and will look for suggestions and ideas on how to achieve a more sensible outcome than an unnecessary flyover.

All welcome, see you there!

Links

• Sign the petition to Save the Basin Reserve
• More info, plus download and print petitions
• Join the Facebook group

Wellington, 16th-21st December 2009

Aotearoa’s first ever Climate Camp seeks to address the real causes of climate change and build a people’s movement that can and will stop disastrous climate change.

Get your diary out and organise some time off work or school for an incredible combination of…

• Sustainable Living: the camp is an example of a sustainable temporary eco village using a horizontal organising structure. Yes – that means you make all the decisions at climate camp.
• Education: heaps of free workshops
• Direct Action: focusing on False Solutions to Climate Change
• Movement Building: the beginings of a peoples Climate Justice Movement in Aotearoa

Watch the film: Why you should come to climate camp (UK-focussed but a great introduction to what climate camps are all about)

More information on the Camp for Climate Action Aotearoa website

When: Last Saturday of each month, 11am to 3pm

Where: St Anne’s Church Hall, Emmett Street, Newtown | click for map

A community market for all including fresh fruit and vegetables, crafts and entertainment. All welcome to be involved.

• Affordable fresh fruit and veges
• Bartering and exchange
• Local crafts
• Secondhand goodies
• Community
• Live music (sometimes)

Interested in having a stall? Phone Duncan – 0274578886 or Carly (04) 384 3186.

Buy, sell, swap – support each other and the local economy!

Read the press release on Scoop, 14 July 2009