30 Arthur Street

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Comments (2)

Venus Yerkovich

Posted at 08.01PM - 28.01.2011

I agree, Craig. These so called 'planners' have no clues at all. City Councils employ these 'planners' who arent paid to consider art, history, or any other worthwhile endeavour other than commercial, so the majority of us lose to the bulldozers. So thank goodness for the awesome artists that made this film. And cool credits to NZ Onscreen.

craig mckain

Posted at 08.36AM - 05.05.2010

Arthur St was such a happening little street,as was Tonks Ave,(directly opposite) its a crying shame the m/way had to ruin all that history,culture etc,...town planners who cant plan to save them selves.

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