Fast-track fight grows as hundreds sign petition urging MPs to halt projects
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- A petition urges New Zealand lawmakers to stop a planned development in northwest Auckland and other residential fast-track projects not included in the council’s future growth plans.
- More than 630 people signed the petition within two days of its launch on Parliament’s website.
More than 630 people have signed a petition calling on MPs to stop a planned development in northwest Auckland and other residential projects being advanced through the fast-track process.
The petition targets projects that do not appear in the council’s future growth plans. It was launched on Parliament’s website and gathered more than 630 signatures in its first two days.
The campaign focuses on the Waimauku West development and reflects growing opposition to fast-track projects in the area.
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