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Title Post date What Where Attached files
Atlanta Family Slashes Carbon Footprint 7 Apr 2008
At last! NZTA commit to “fixing the gap” in visionary Great Harbour Way 11 Apr 2019
Associations of location and perceived environmental attributes with walking in neighbourhoods 14 Jun 2006
Associations among individual, social, and environmental barriers and children's walking or cycling to school 25 Feb 2008
Association of physical activity intensity levels with overweight and obesity 14 Jun 2006
Association of perceived social and physical environmental supports etc 14 Jun 2006
Assessing the walkability of the workplace - a new audit tool 12 Jun 2006
Aspiring Trails trust and trust nominations (Queenstown) 18 Aug 2006
Asphalt, concrete and landscaping 9 Jul 2009
Articles on the economic benefits of pedestrian areas 13 Jun 2007
Articles on the economic benefits of pedestrian areas 31 Mar 2008
ARTF 2009 conference 8 Jul 2009
ARTA overview of the STP programme 27 Jul 2006
Art deco walks and tours (Napier) 4 Aug 2006
Arrive alive - a highway code for young road users 14 Mar 2007
Aro Valley - Cottages, Crannies and Curiosities 13 Mar 2016
Are cars visually threatening to pedestrians? 5 Sep 2006
Ara Harakeke: a shared path for cyclists and pedestrians (Porirua CC) 20 Mar 2006
Ara Harakeke sign 9 Jul 2009
Aotearoa New Zealand Walking Strategy wanted now 5 Apr 2022
Antarctic Connections (Christchurch) 15 Aug 2006
Annual Reports - President's reports and financial statements 25 Jun 2009
Annual report 2010/11 released! 6 Mar 2012
Annual Report 2007-8 25 Jun 2009
Annual Report 2006-7 25 Jun 2009

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Living Streets Aotearoa is the New Zealand organisation for people on foot, promoting walking-friendly communities. We are a nationwide organisation with local branches and affiliates throughout New Zealand.

We want more people walking and enjoying public spaces be they young or old, fast or slow, whether walking, sitting, commuting, shopping, between appointments, or out on the streets for exercise, for leisure or for pleasure.

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