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New Auckland bridge cost $38m, but wheelchair user cannot access it

A Māngere Bridge resident says Waka Kotahi has failed to cater for the needs of the disabled community in its construction of a new $38 million bridge.

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New Auckland bridge cost $38m, but wheelchair user can t access it

New Auckland bridge cost $38m, but wheelchair user can t access it
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Community Scoop » Disabled Persons Assembly Welcomes News Paula Tesoriero Appointed Chief Executive, Whaikaha

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Disability rights activists frustrated platform given to controversial philosopher

Disability rights activists frustrated platform given to controversial philosopher
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Access for New Zealanders Bill is (currently) a joke

Opinion - The Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill was supposed to mark a significant legislative milestone for disabled New Zealanders, instead they got an empty piece of legislation, writes Chris Ford.

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