Grey Lynn 2030
Green Screen -Friday 25th Sept – “Home”
Green Screeners – we will be showing Yann Arthurs Bertrand’s stunningly beautiful movie called HOME released in June 2009. The film is a travel notebook, showing landscapes captured from above. Looking down from the sky, we follow water currents, roads and bio-diverse communities across borders and cultures to embrace a complex situation in one, emotion-filled…
Read MoreNatural Funerals
St Columba Church and the Natural Funeral Company Invite you to an evening at St Columba, 29 Surrey Cres, Grey Lynn. Wednesday 9th September at 7.30 – 9pm We will be providing information on ‘natural funerals’ and an opportunity to find out about the roles and responsibilities of funeral celebrants and funeral directors; what families…
Read MoreMotat Free
MOTAT extends a warm invitation to Auckland City residents For the month of August Auckland City residents can look forward to free fun and interactive experiences at MOTAT – the Museum of Transport and Technology. Auckland City residents can gain free entry to MOTAT by presenting vouchers that will appear in local papers throughout the…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030 Monthly Meeting: James Samuel
James brought the Transition Town concept to New Zealand. We were very pleased that James came over from Waiheke to speak to us. The Transition Town movement is too smart and modern to have a “leader” but to me James is “the man”. James writes a great blog, started and maintains www.TransitionTown.org.nz He is…
Read MoreGrey Lynn 2030’s Presentation on the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill
Here is the transcript of Pippa Coom’s Presentation on the Local Government (Auckland Council) Bill on behalf of Grey Lynn2030 9 July 2009 My name is Pippa Coom I am on the steering committee of Grey Lynn 2030. Thank you for this opportunity to talk to our submission. I would like to go into more…
Read MoreTransition towns – what next? News from the UK
Leo Hickman 08/06/2009 It has grown from a local to a global phenomenon, but how does the Transition Movement keep itself relevant in the current political and economic climate? Four years have now passed since the seeds were first sown in Kinsale, County Cork, for the Transition Movement. In a relatively short period of time,…
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