Posts by Grey Lynn 2030
Fiona Tarlton: Marine Conservator, Trustee, Kelly Tarlton’s Marine Wildlife Trust
Grey Lynn local, Fiona has been involved in Marine Conservation all her life being Kelly Tarlton’s daughter. She is a keen Scuba Diver, especially enjoying shipwreck diving. Fiona leads an adventurous life, as does her son Tane Tarlton. On TV3 early 2026 he hosts ‘Tane Tarlton’s Ocean Adventures‘. With Fiona’s background as an Archaeologist, with…
Read MoreA New Era for Western Springs Stadium?
Update: July 2025 Auckland Football Club’s rich-lister owners have pulled their proposal to take over Western Springs Stadium. The privately funded venue focused on football, Auckland Arena, was backed by entrepreneur Anna Mowbray, her husband, former All Black Ali Williams, American businessman Bill Foley, and New Zealander and NBA player Steven Adams. May 2025 Locals…
Read MoreTe Rimutahi – History of Ponsonby’s new Civic Space
Te Rimutahi is the Māori name for the ridge that Ponsonby Road follows, which has always been an important transport route. Translated as the Lone Rimu Tree, the name references a significant tree which stood at what is now the intersection of Ponsonby Road and Karangahape Road. Te Rimutahi is the name gifted by Ngāti…
Read MoreInorganic Waste: Grey Lynn and Inner West
Grey Lynn Gears Up for Annual Inorganic Waste Collection Grey Lynn residents, it’s time to start planning for your annual clear-out. Auckland Council’s inorganic waste collection is a valuable service that allows households to responsibly dispose of bulky items that don’t fit into regular rubbish bins. Grey Lynn is included in the central suburbs’ collection…
Read MoreElectrification Loans for Everyone – Rates Assistance Scheme
Rewiring Aotearoa is advocating and lobbying for a Electrification Loans for Everyone – Rates Assistance scheme to help New Zealanders afford to electrify their homes with rooftop solar panels and batteries, potentially by offering low-interest finance through councils, similar to existing rates rebate programmes. This is a way to enable wider adoption of renewable energy…
Read MoreReUse Market – Project Uplift
ReUse Market and Project Uplift In May, 2025 had our first collection of bras at the ReUse market. Thanks so much to the many women who dropped off bras they no longer wear. We were thrilled at the response! We filled our drop off container to the brim. We’ll do this each month so please…
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