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61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”: …I’ve lost track of the days
61 Molesworth “Deconstruction”:
…I’ve lost track of the days
Photography by Liana Pantaleo
It’s just before the holidays and work continues at 61 Molesworth St.
A security worker, who I spoke to yesterday, didn’t know what the completion date is, but it sure looks like it’ll continue on through January. I also inquired about the structure to the left and whether it will be “deconstructed” as well; Mr Security Guard said that he expects it will be, but wasn’t too sure.
In other news: I noticed yesterday evening that roadwork up the street that began before the earthquake hit is completed. I suspect, with that section of Molesworth being closed to the public, they were able to get that project done smoothly and without interference.
Well, excitement still is high amongst those who are passing by, but also those who are working around the site. I’m not sure what commuters will do to entertain themselves when this is all over; maybe stop to examine the plant life or possibly pay more attention to where we’re walking/cycling/driving.
Links to past photos:
Gordon Campbell: On The Hikoi Aftermath
Stats NZ: National Population Estimates: At 30 September 2024 (2018-base)
NZ Government: New Zealand’s COP29 National Statement
Surf Life Saving NZ: Volunteer Lifeguards Make Big Effort To Keep Us Safe, As Paid Lifeguard Service Commences In Northern Region
Action Station: Biggest Ever Community Petition, With Over 200,000 Signatures, Opposes Treaty Principles Bill
Palestinians for Hīkoi mō te Tiriti: Statement From Palestinian Leaders - Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti Is A Historic Moment For All In Aotearoa
Anglican Church in Aotearoa: Anglican Archbishops To Join Hīkoi Mō Te Tiriti In Wellington
