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20 year old beats up Auckland Transport in court
The Herald reports: A 20-year-old law student has triumphed over Auckland Transport in court, with a judge ruling the installation of three speed bumps and a raised pedestrian crossing was unlawful. Sean O’Loughlin took a case to the High Court at Auckland, arguing AT had failed to follow the law for the $667,000 works on The Parade at Little Bucklands Beach. His case centred on the argument that AT focused on speed reduction and safety issues,…
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Mayor Wayne Brown has spent much of his time in office bemoaning the role of Wellington in how Auckland plans for the future often saying “Wellington needs to stop planning Auckland“. But on Friday he happily handed control of the city’s transport future over to Wellington, labelling it “a major victory for the people of Auckland“. Late last year, the Mayor and then-Minister of Transport (and still Minister for Auckland) Simeon Brown announced a…
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