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With February being the month where things crank back into action, we’ve been working on several initiatives, and some exciting events are coming up! Of special note is our Cultural Shared Meal & Jenga Competition on the 16th of March, see details in this email. Last month, we engaged with multiple stakeholders, including the Hibiscus […]

The year has started with some fantastic weather especially recently – Long Bay is a great place for summer weather! The Long Bay Residents’ Association board is back on deck with our recent first meeting of the year having all board members present – great stuff! Here’s a photo from late last year where we managed

Vaughans Road Closure: Seeking Community Input and Action! Your Voice Matters – Make a Difference for Long Bay Dear Long Bay and surrounding Communities, In recent developments, Auckland Transport (AT) has proposed a “temporary” closure of Vaughans Road, raising concerns and questions among surrounding residents. We believe it’s crucial to keep our community informed and

Is this what Long Bay Residents want?! We need your support! On Wednesday 16 August, Auckland Transport (AT) ran an information evening for Okura residents showing designs of the temporary (18-24 months) closure at 189 Vaughans Road and answering questions. The road closure will be timed to coincide with the completion of the Long Bay / Te

Thanks to all who attended the Long Bay Residents’ Association AGM on Wednesday night. And a special thanks to our speakers Nigel McKenna, Julia Parfitt, Alexis Poppelbaum, Gregg Walden and Victoria Short. Aside from the formalities, which included fantastic news with 3 nominees being accepted to the LBRA board, the evening was full of insightful information,

Long Bay Residents’ Association has been addressing the issue regarding road safety for the past 4 years with Auckland Transport, with additional input from Erica Stanford (local MP) an the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board. This has been a very long and often frustrating process. However, recently, Auckland Transport conducted an investigation into the issues