

Rautaki Hanganga o Aotearoa | The Infrastructure Strategy
Public consultation
As part of our work to develop the Infrastructure Strategy we talked to New Zealanders about what they want Aotearoa to look like in 2050.
From 22 March 2021 to 2 May 2021, the Aotearoa 2050 campaign received 23,638 responses and more than 8,500 comments.
From 12 May to 2 July 2021, we invited submissions on our He Tūāpapa ki te Ora - Infrastructure for a Better Future consultation document which set out a proposed direction and recommendations for the strategy.
The feedback we heard was used in developing Rautaki Hanganga o Aotearoa.
Aotearoa 2050 report
Read a summary of submissions
Read the consultation document
Organisation and individual submissions
A range of organisations and individuals submitted on our Infrastructure for a Better Future consultation.
Please note: personal information, offensive comments, copyrighted and/or commercially sensitive information has been redacted. Views expressed in these submissions are not those of Te Waihanga.
Aggregate and Quarry Association
Aotearoa Food Rescue Alliance
Ashburton District Council
Association of Consulting and Engineering New Zealand
Auckland Council
Business Leaders' Health and Safety Forum
BusinessNZ and the Business Energy Council
Christchurch International Airport
Canterbury Mayoral Forum
Chorus
CI Commercial and Industrial Consultants
Civil Contractors New Zealand
Climate Karanga Marlborough
Committee for Digital Engineering in New Zealand
Community Energy Network
Concrete New Zealand
Construction Sector Accord
Connexis
Corporate Taxpayers Group
Creative New Zealand
Early Adaptors Limited - Te Rawe Wawe and M&M Partnership
Earthquake Commission
Electricity Authority
Electricity Networks Association
Elemental Group and Energy Estate
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority
Energy Resources Aotearoa
Engineering New Zealand
Environment Canterbury
Environmental Communications
EROAD
Federated Farmers of New Zealand
Federation of Ratepayers Association of NZ
Firstgas Group
Fonterra Co-operative Group
Generation Zero
GHD
Gisborne District Council
Greater Christchurch Partnership
Greater Wellington Regional Council
Hamilton City Council
Independent Electricity Generators Association
Infrastructure New Zealand
Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia
Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia New Zealand
Major Electricity Users Group
Meridian
Ministry for the Environment
Ministry of Transport
Ministry of Housing and Urban Development
Motor Trade Association
Mott MacDonald
Movement Trust
Nelson City Council
Nelson Tasman Climate Forum
New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment
New Zealand Construction Industry Council
New Zealand Green Building Council
New Zealand Infrastructure and Communities Institute
New Zealand Rail Party
New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering
New Zealand Superannuation Fund
New Zealand Telecommunications Forum
New Zealand Wind Energy Association
Ngati Whatua Orakei
Northpower
NZ Airports Association
NZ Food Waste Champions 12.3
Oceanex Energy
Office for Seniors
OMV New Zealand
Orion
Otago Polytechnic
Ōtākaro
Social Credit
Soft Lights Foundation
Spark
Sport New Zealand
Straterra
Tai Tokerau Northland stakeholders
Taituarā
Taranaki Regional Council
Tasman District Council
Transport Australia Society
Transpower
Trustpower Limited
Universities New Zealand
University of Auckland
Vodafone
Waikato District Council
Waikato Regional Council
Waitaki District Council
Water New Zealand
Wellington City Council
Wellington Residents Coalition
Western Bay of Plenty District Council
Wise Response Society
Women's Infrastructure Network Advisory Board
WSP
Zero Waste Network
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Te Ao Māori Testing Panel
Our te ao Māori Testing Panel members brought a deep understanding of Māori views and experiences of infrastructure. The panel provides support in evaluating our ‘evidence’ with a te ao Māori lens and providing a deeper understanding of Māori views and experiences with infrastructure.
Kane joined Waka Kotahi following three years with Wellington City Council where he most recently held the Director of Strategy and Governance position. Kane has previously been a partner at law firm Meredith Connell and served as a Crown Prosecutor.
Alyce (Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Ranginui) is in her final year as an engineering student at the University of Canterbury and also hosts the Māori in Engineering podcast. You can listen to Alyce interview fellow Panel member Troy Brockbank.
Troy (Te Rarawa, Ngāti Hine, Ngāpuhi) has a Civil Engineering degree from the University of Auckland and 14 years of professional engineering experience working in the water sector across consultancies, civil contractors and suppliers. Troy is currently Pou Ārahi Māori, Māori Advisory Lead (Principal) at Pattle Delamore Partners Ltd. He is also a Board member of Taumata Arowai and Water NZ.
Matthew (Te Atiawa, Ngāti Tama) is a Rutherford Discovery Fellow, co-Director of Te Au Rangahau and an Associate Professor in the School of Economics and Finance at Massey University. He has an academic background in health and population economics and researchers broadly as an applied economist and social scientist. His current research projects include: Māori economics & mixed-methods, social capital and wellbeing research, effective health systems and service delivery, Health Economics, population, labour and regional economics.