Ports poacher turned convention centre game-keeper
Lawyer fights non-notified wharf extensions, turns tables on convention centre
Ironically, one of the independent commissioners who decided a resource consent application for Auckland’s new convention centre doesn’t need to be notified is the lawyer who argued exactly the opposite in Urban Auckland’s case against port wharf extensions.
Kit Littlejohn is one of the three
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Sally Lindsay
Mon, 13 Jul 2015
Mon, 13 Jul 2015
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Ports poacher turned convention centre game-keeper
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