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Title Post date What Where Attached files
Adelaide Walkable Experience 24 Aug 2010
Accessibility - what is it and how does it assist economic decision making 24 Aug 2010
Presentation about New York and the 2009 Walk21 conference 24 Aug 2010
Space is Money: The economic case for walkable settlements in NZ 24 Aug 2010
A New Walking and Cycling Benchmarking Tool for New Zealand 24 Aug 2010
Exploring Adolescent Walking Bus Graduates' Attitudes and Practices regarding Walking and Driving 24 Aug 2010
Mythbusters - the economic impact of road space reallocation 24 Aug 2010
Successful self-explaining roads project in NZ; but what is next? 30 Aug 2010
Walking and the role of 'dollars and sense' in travel behaviour change initiatives in the Wellington Region 24 Aug 2010
The integrated community school travel plan in action 24 Aug 2010
Creating effective campaigns using free software 24 Aug 2010
TOD not TAD - Creating Great Places for People in New Lynn 24 Aug 2010
Understanding and Improving Pedestrian Delay at Traffic Signals 24 Aug 2010
The latest issue of Footprints is out! 31 Aug 2010
Walking Conference 2010 Evaluation Survey 2 Sep 2010
Living Streets Dunedin and Spokes Dunedin 2010 candidate survey 5 Sep 2010
Brooklyn Map 16 Sep 2010
Living Streets Canterbury Submission re Northern Arterial and QEII drive 4 laning September 2010 17 Sep 2010
Living Streets Dunedin and Spokes Dunedin 2010 candidate survey 22 Sep 2010
Dunedin City Council Mayoral candidates survey responses, 2010, plain text 17 Sep 2010
Dunedin City Council Central Ward Candidates 2010 survey responses 22 Sep 2010
Dunedin City Council Mogiel and Waikouaiti Ward Candidates 2010 survey responses 22 Sep 2010
Walk2Work Toolkit 21 Sep 2010
Walk2Work Toolkit - Getting Started 21 Sep 2010
Walk2Work Toolkit - Workplace policies 21 Sep 2010

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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.

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