Avoiding Let's Get Wellington Moving's city deal fate

Avoiding Let's Get Wellington Moving's city deal fate
Let's Get Wellington Moving might have looked like a city deal, but it wasn't. (Image: NZME)
Dileepa Fonseka
Look at the headlines around city deals, and you could be forgiven for thinking they are just about infrastructure. But proponents say they are about the economy much more than they are about just laying down asphalt. But while there might be confusion around what city deals are, there is not much disagreement about the one thing a city deal is not: Let’s Get Wellington Moving.  Kalimena Advisory's founding director, Linda Meade, a former programme integration manager at Let’s Get Wellington Moving (LGWM), is one of th...

More Policy

Australia bracing for big wave of retirees
Policy

Australia bracing for big wave of retirees

Around 2.5 million people forecast to start drawing on super in next decade.

Experts warn NZ: Australia's local rates cap led to financial crisis
Policy

Experts warn NZ: Australia's local rates cap led to financial crisis

Copying policy from across the Tasman could worsen infrastructure deficit.

Jem Traylen 22 Nov 2024
Spending cuts hurting growth scope, group says
Economy

Spending cuts hurting growth scope, group says

The group of economists call for the next Budget to be kinder to the economy.

Jem Traylen 21 Nov 2024
Transport dominates investment intentions - Treasury
Policy

Transport dominates investment intentions - Treasury

NZTA forecast investments of $120b over the next 10 years, dwarfing other agencies.

Oliver Lewis 20 Nov 2024