Poll: A monorail from Richmond to Nelson?
A Nelson man is drawing up plans to take to the New Zealand Transport Agency for a monorail from Richmond to Nelson's CBD instead of the Southern Link.
Would you use it? How much would you pay for a round trip on the Monorail? Does Nelson's infrastructure support this mode of transport?
We'd love to read your views, so let us know in the comments below.
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46.1% Yes, a fast, quiet way to get in and out of the city would be great.
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25.3% No, keep our views of the sea untouched.
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25.3% Maybe, but I'd have to hear more first.
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3.4% I've got a better idea ... (comment below)
Have your shopping habits changed?
Nelson retailers say sales have hit a worrying low, prompting them to cut staff numbers and tighten their belts. A street stall vendor told council that as well as the cost of living crisis, shopping patterns had changed, with more people making purchases online from places like Temu. Do you still head into town to buy essentials? Or are you hitting the internet?
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