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Ports of Auckland has said the Fast-track Approvals Bill is the only way to keep its promise to Auckland Council regarding its deal to sell the Captain Cook and Marsden wharves back to Council to be converted into a waterfront attraction.

Ports of Auckland has committed to exiting Cook and Marsden in the period two to five years, saying the Fast-track would allow them to ‘honour that commitment to the city’. 

The Fast-track Approvals Bill, since its introduction, has been subject to much criticism, with concerns surrounding its impact on the environment and a lack of public consultation. 

Additionally, earlier this month Auckland Council introduced a new roaming dog squad to address the increase in dog attacks and roaming incidents in Auckland over the past year. 

Sofia spoke to Councillor Shane Henderson about both of these topics.

An Auckland Council proposal could see some off-leash parks become leash only, as well as further restrictions on dogs running free at some beaches. Public submissions close on the 23rd February, with the proposal receiving much criticism from communities so far. 

Additionally, in late October, councillors voted 11-8 in favour of $11 million being spent on improvements at Waikaraka Park and moving all speedway events - namely Western Springs - in the city to that venue. This decision has also received much criticism, with action group Save Our Speedway saying proper process wasn’t carried out when the future of Western Springs was discussed at Governing Body meetings on October 24 and October 30 and now requesting judicial review. 

Sofia spoke to Councillor Julie Fairey about both of these topics, starting by asking her what some of the feedback from people about the dog walking proposal has been so far.

BirdCare Aotearoa is a wild, native bird hospital that works to rehabilitate sick and injured birds back into the wild.

For their upcoming event: ‘Bird Heros,’ a part of EcoFest 2025 on the 6th of April, the workshop will look at the best practices on rescuing wild native birds, and will include a tour of their bird hospital, which is not usually open to the public.

For this week's Green Desk, Producer Leilani spoke to the Hospital Manager at BirdCare Aotearoa, Pooja Dorle, about the rehabilitation processes of birds within their hospital ahead of their next workshop.

Fellow Green Desk Producer Liam, and News and Editorial Director Joel, went to the previous workshop over the weekend, and spoke to the Chair of the organisation, Kevin Furgeson, and volunteer Marina, and had a tour of their facilities. Thanks EcoFest!

BirdCare Aotearoa also has a fundraiser running to shed light on seabirds affected by street lights and brightly lit buildings across the city, affecting their migration patterns and causing birds, such as the protected Petrels, Shearwaters, and Prions, to fall and injure themselves. To support their clinical rehabilitation practices, you can support their campaign on givealittle.