It was a good idea that floated around internet forums for years, and then F1 actually did it, and it kinda worked. I'm really surprised they didn't continue with it. Must be something to do with the teams and sponsors wanting more limelight.

Worldwide mortality experience since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2024) shows excess deaths over that period in almost every country measured. Australia (+6%) was below average, and New Zealand (+0.1%) the lowest we measured.

How many will end up in the Waitematā?

Thanks for the reply. But it looks very much like a selection of non 'leafy suburbs'. It would be interesting to see the production of rubbish per person for each suburb, maybe we could see where the most attention needs to be.

What was the process for selecting the trial areas? Will they be representative of the level of rubbish produced in higher socio-economic areas?

But real mode shift will require more than just goodwill. It needs formal integration between land use and transport planning.

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Love it!