Ideas, inspiration and action for world-class cities
Our Gift to the Gulf
Hon Eugenie Sage, Clarke Gayford, Moana Tamaariki-Pohe, Dr Rochelle Constantine, Riley Hathaway, Andrew Jeffs, Pippa Coom
Your part in protecting and improving the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park for future generations.
27 February 2020
Tackling Polluting Products and Materials
Rod Oram, Helen Jenkins, Jeff Vickers, Sally Grey, Shawn McIsaac
This event is in partnership with NZGBC.
5:00pm: Networking & refreshments
5:30pm: Start
7:00pm: Finish
Voting: Why bother?
Oscar Kightley, Marina Matthews, Laura O'Connell Rapira, Michael Goudie, Karl Kane, Hayden Donnell
How do we get more Aucklanders to have their say at this year’s local elections?
5:00pm: Networking & refreshments
5:30pm: Start
7:00pm: Finish
The Future of Auckland: Is density a dirty word?
Andrew Eagles, Pamela Bell, John Duguid, Penny Hulse, Waiata Rameka-Tupe, Pianina Kahui-McConnell, John Mauro
Why density is so important in designing and planning a sustainable future for Auckland.
5:00pm: Networking & refreshments
5:30pm: Start
7:00pm: Finish
Making Auckland an Age-friendly City
Sir Bob Harvey, Janet Clews, Gloria Yaping Gao, Dr Elizabeth Anne Broadbent, Megan Tyler, Glenn Wilcox
Older Aucklanders are an increasing part of the region’s population. How do we work towards making sure that older Aucklanders and those approaching that age group are respected and valued in our community?
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Shared Prosperity: Taking advantage of Auckland's economic growth
Stephanie Honey, Stephen Cheung, Tony Alexander, Nick Hill
Join us at Auckland Conversations as international economic development champion Stephen Cheung and a panel of experts discuss Auckland's priorities for shared prosperity, quality jobs for all, economic development and international business engagement.
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Future-proofing Auckland: is building a sustainable city really possible?
Dr Michelle Dickinson, Davina Rooney, John Mauro, Jacqueline Paul, Ludo Campbell-Reid
With Auckland’s population set to swell to 2 million by as early as 2029, growing demands on housing and infrastructure, and climate change exposing our city to impending natural disasters, future-proofing Auckland has become more important than eve
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