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Te Atatū Peninsula

Te Atatū Peninsula

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Oct 12, 2026

Andrew CrosbyGUEST
23:54
And they also had the data for Tamaki, and that's now gone up to 90,000.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
23:58
And they also had the data for Drury, But they didn't have the data that you're talking about for something like Te Atatu, which is quickly running out of infrastructure.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
24:08
People are building houses, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
24:10
It's quite disposable.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
24:11
So they couldn't change the development contributions for Te Atatu because they didn't have the data to support it.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
24:17
So if we extrapolate that around the whole country and saying what you're saying, I guess there's a lot of places that don't have the data.
Andrew CrosbyGUEST
24:24
So now this development levy enables them to, I don't know, to maybe not have to be as stringent on the data or something or take the define, you know what I
PugsPANELIST
39:15
I know.
Jason HoyteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:15
And in Te Atatu too, which is a shithole.
Mike MinogueHOST
39:18
Yeah, that's shocking.
PugsPANELIST
39:20
Yeah, t- I mean, t- yeah, I mean, look, it's, it's, it's, I like the suburb personally.
PugsPANELIST
39:25
It's in West Auckland, but, you know, people living around New Zealand will have, won't give a crap we're Te Atatu.
Jason HoyteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
39:29
No, yeah, that's right.
PugsPANELIST
39:30
But it's in West Auckland.
PugsPANELIST
39:31
Lovely little spot.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:07
The electorate has been reformed with new boundaries.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:10
It covers Henderson, Ranui, Swanson, Lincoln, Massey, Western Heights, and parts of Te Atatu and Upper Harbour.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:18
Just 56% of 18 to 24-year-olds are enrolled to vote in the electorate.
Lisa OwenHOST
0:23
That is compared to 62% nationally.
Bella CraigCORRESPONDENT
0:28
They all want to be the face of Auckland's new Henderson electorate.
Bella CraigCORRESPONDENT
0:32
The Green's Alika Wells, Opportunities' Elmo Wong, the National Party's Angie Nicholas, independent Kay Luve, and ACT's Nick Pearce all in the running to become Henderson's local MP.
Bella CraigCORRESPONDENT
0:46
Also in the running is Labor's Phil Twyford, who's been the MP for the old Te Atatu electorate since 2011.
Bella CraigCORRESPONDENT
0:53
But will any of these candidates be recognized by the people they're wanting to represent? Do you recognize any one of these photos? What about this one?
Mariameno Kapa-KingiGUEST
8:47
So her and I, we're both full homegrown Te Tai Tokerau people.
Mariameno Kapa-KingiGUEST
8:51
And I mean Te Tai Tokerau from Te Reringa Wairua all tainua ki Te Atatu, where she was born, right? So, you know, and grew up.
Mariameno Kapa-KingiGUEST
9:02
That's the reach of the rohe, and that's our capability as two smart, you know, ready-to-go wahine.
Mariameno Kapa-KingiGUEST
9:10
So, obviously, that's two-tick game, eh? Two-tick gets me back in re-elected, and the other tick gets Kyla in with me.
Nixon ClarkHOST
1:58
... nah, so appar- he didn't hear it live yesterday.
Nixon ClarkHOST
2:00
Some of the people at Mr. Illingworth's The Pub in Te Atatu told him.
TeganHOST
2:03
Oh.
Nixon ClarkHOST
2:03
He gonna, got to shout out.
CharlieHOST
15:35
... that was number ones for me.
AzuraHOST
15:37
I also, um, on the text line, uh, "I'm from Te Atatu, and our number ones were oversized basketball singlets."
CharlieHOST
15:43
Oh, wow.
CharlieHOST
15:45
Okay.
Wayne MaguireGUEST
21:44
We've got a really good one.
Wayne MaguireGUEST
21:45
Uh, Te Atatu, 18 units will come out of the ground.
Wayne MaguireGUEST
21:49
Um, but we'll look at that at a, at a price point where no one else can beat it.
Wayne MaguireGUEST
21:54
And I think that's gonna be the advantage.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:35
Hey, this is a good segue into mocking.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:38
In Te Atatu, there's this barber that's iconic.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:44
It's by Te Atatu Intermediate School in West Auckland.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:47
And it burnt down yesterday and it was on the Te Atatu Facebook page.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:49
That's really sad.
Nixon ClarkHOST
25:50
That's
Nixon ClarkHOST
28:40
You cry, but you don't really catch feels.
Nixon ClarkHOST
28:42
Yeah.
Tony LyallHOST
53:46
That's what I'm saying.
Tony LyallHOST
53:47
Well, the barbers in Te Atatu got burnt out last night.
Tony LyallHOST
53:49
Burned down.
Tony LyallHOST
53:50
So there you go.
StormHOST
6:45
What's happening out in your neighbourhood? Now, here's something I want to bring up.
StormHOST
6:50
Being in Te Atatu South, I'd always assumed or thought that the lovely patrons of Tat South were going to be the type to vandalise and destroy the politicians' billboards.
NixonHOST
7:03
Tat South is very, for people who have never been there, is very similar to that suburb Waterview.
NixonHOST
7:09
Yes, I used to live there.
NixonHOST
8:54
Well, I'm sure you can.
TeganHOST
8:56
If they can, we can.
NixonHOST
8:57
There's a real estate agent at the moment in Te Atatu when you drive in, and he's put his billboard in the middle, and he's like, are you ready for a real change? Change house.
NixonHOST
9:07
Give me a call.

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