Posts by Sacha
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Speaker: Why all the fuss over six trees?, in reply to Josh Petyt,
Perhaps those that choose to drive should do so in the full knowledge that it will be slow and that they may have to wait a couple of minutes or more for a pedestrian light to end
Yet the crazy new parallel cycle route along Dominion Rd does the opposite, making cyclists stop/start constantly so vehicles with engines get a smooth flow.
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Speaker: Why all the fuss over six trees?, in reply to Glenn Pearce,
Doesn’t the road need to be raised to enable a smooth turn left ?(heading west)
The traffic engineers want this.
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Speaker: Sex with the office lights on:…, in reply to David Haywood,
t's entirely possible that the couple in question were fully aware that the office interior wasn't visible during the day, and therefore "expected" that their activities would also not be visible at night.
seems reasonable
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Privacy Commissioner John Edwards discusses this. Useful commenters too.
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Southerly: This Week in Parliament: 26…, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
reviews of the Veet cream
one of the funniest things I've ever read - and totally unpaid effort from multiple reviewers
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Speaker: Why all the fuss over six trees?, in reply to James Littlewood*,
Any links to how AT's version of it?
bit knackered right now. Transportblog had all the detail including the illustrations and links to AT/NZTA's full documentation.
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Speaker: Why all the fuss over six trees?, in reply to James Littlewood*,
Given how short the extra lane replacing the tress is in the plans, looks like about another 7 vehicles will sit there between light changes, waiting to sit on the wider motorway overbridge before either continuing to St Lukes or turning onto the motorway westbound. Doesn't seem like much of an overall gain.
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Totally agree. The 'supercity' governance arrangements ensure this sort of mad outcome. Most of the board of Auckland Transport is appointed by central government, not by Auckland Councillors who the people elect to oversee local interests. Auckland Transport's oversight is back on the agenda today. Hopefully people get better at joining the dots. This stuff matters.
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Southerly: This Week in Parliament: 26…, in reply to Evan Yates,
"Religion hadn't featured much in my life until that night.."
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Access: Family Carers Case – Five Years On, in reply to Rosemary McDonald,
Thanks. Works on this computer. Their site must be doing something my older home one doesn't like.
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