Stop Peter's iconic Mangere Bridge fish stall being moved by the Auckland Council
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Bev McDonald
11 years ago
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Council, I am an Aucklander. Stop petty interference like this and let people get on with their lives without bureaucratic high handed nonsense. At this stage in your work I'd have to say the super city is turning into a super nightmare because local voices are ignored by the high flying self promoting skyscraper dwelling elite.
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te wai te kanaws
11 years ago
Council leave the fishmonger alone.
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shane
11 years ago
Dont you dear touch the bro and his sea food ae
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Fabian Yukich
11 years ago
Just crazy to move this stall that has been in the same spot so long, giving low cost fish to the local community
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Patrick Davidson
11 years ago
This is absolutely disgraceful leave Peters shop alone.
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Aaron parke
11 years ago
this ain't fair!
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Peter Cordtz
11 years ago
This is disgraceful. As inhumane as central government has become... surely humanity remains the domain of truly 'LOCAL' government.
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Patrick Ruhi
11 years ago
Leave him where he is
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Christopher Holloway
11 years ago
Petes been there as long as I can remember early 70s, my mum would us kids ad get the best fresh flounders, and kina(in the shell) in a brown paper bag,Petes a Legend Let Him Stay.
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Marieka Donk
11 years ago
Let an honest small family business survive. PLEASE
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Naomi Tairea
11 years ago
Go away Council leave them alone, theyre doing the Community good now why & how could you stop something that is working for the community. My family & I have always bought our Sunday fish from here since the 80s & still do
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Edward Lyons
11 years ago
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Auckland Council through ATEED supports open markets and has a three page website (with the Mayor) showing us where to find people like Peter This decision needs to be redacted. The benefit of this proposal has not been explained and until it has, the decision must be placed on hold.
It's people like Peter that makes auckland, AUCKLAND... this proposal is just the first step in pushing him out
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Anne Kingi-Laga'aia
11 years ago
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What Sunday lunch was complete without a visit down to Peters to pick up our seafood for that lunch!! just as the other shop owners have said -they look out for each other! if there are no complaints from patrons then i do not see their issue. as the saying goes....what aint broke..
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Elisa Cordtz-Kawiti
11 years ago
This was a favourite place of our whole extended family and community every Sunday. We went as young children for the fresh flounder and a loaf of fresh white bread from the bakery. Some of us don't live in Auckland anymore and even decades later will go back to buy fish from Peter. He and his stall are a part of the fabric of what makes Mangere Bridge then and now. Don't close it, don't close it, don't close it! Much aroha to him and his family x
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Paula Korunic
11 years ago
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I have been visiting Peter's stall from a very young age. I am now in my late twenties. The stall has been in its current spot for 33 years and it is still popular. Peter's a great man, and an Auckland icon. Let him stay, concentrate on more pressing issues Auckland Council.
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Maria Roi
11 years ago
Auckland Council: All about making peoples lives harder.
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Karlene Rhind
11 years ago
This petition shouldn't even be necessary! No decent logic to the idea of rehoming this iconic business, that draws people into Mangere!!
Council, I am an Aucklander. Stop petty interference like this and let people get on with their lives without bureaucratic high handed nonsense. At this stage in your work I'd have to say the super city is turning into a super nightmare because local voices are ignored by the high flying self promoting skyscraper dwelling elite.
Council leave the fishmonger alone.
Dont you dear touch the bro and his sea food ae
Just crazy to move this stall that has been in the same spot so long, giving low cost fish to the local community
This is absolutely disgraceful leave Peters shop alone.
this ain't fair!
This is disgraceful. As inhumane as central government has become... surely humanity remains the domain of truly 'LOCAL' government.
Leave him where he is
Petes been there as long as I can remember early 70s, my mum would us kids ad get the best fresh flounders, and kina(in the shell) in a brown paper bag,Petes a Legend Let Him Stay.
Let an honest small family business survive. PLEASE
Go away Council leave them alone, theyre doing the Community good now why & how could you stop something that is working for the community. My family & I have always bought our Sunday fish from here since the 80s & still do
Auckland Council through ATEED supports open markets and has a three page website (with the Mayor) showing us where to find people like Peter This decision needs to be redacted. The benefit of this proposal has not been explained and until it has, the decision must be placed on hold.
Let Peter stay!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It's people like Peter that makes auckland, AUCKLAND... this proposal is just the first step in pushing him out
What Sunday lunch was complete without a visit down to Peters to pick up our seafood for that lunch!! just as the other shop owners have said -they look out for each other! if there are no complaints from patrons then i do not see their issue. as the saying goes....what aint broke..
This was a favourite place of our whole extended family and community every Sunday. We went as young children for the fresh flounder and a loaf of fresh white bread from the bakery. Some of us don't live in Auckland anymore and even decades later will go back to buy fish from Peter. He and his stall are a part of the fabric of what makes Mangere Bridge then and now. Don't close it, don't close it, don't close it! Much aroha to him and his family x
I have been visiting Peter's stall from a very young age. I am now in my late twenties. The stall has been in its current spot for 33 years and it is still popular. Peter's a great man, and an Auckland icon. Let him stay, concentrate on more pressing issues Auckland Council.
Auckland Council: All about making peoples lives harder.
This petition shouldn't even be necessary! No decent logic to the idea of rehoming this iconic business, that draws people into Mangere!!