Kia ora and welcome to the ninety ninth Auckland activist fortnightly newsletter!
COVID-19 Omicron cases have kept going down in Auckland, but there's still over athousand cases a day and it's cold, so please keep doing what you need to do tostay safe, warm and dry! You can get the latest ---- The biggest campaign inAuckland happening right now is Protect Putiki: https://linktr.ee/protectputikion Waiheke Island, where kaitiaki are protecting Putiki Bay from a colonial andenvironmentally harmful marina development by Kennedy Point Marina DevelopmentLimited through peaceful direct action. The kaitiaki have suffered massiveamounts of violence from private security guards and police, but their peacefuldirect action is resisting the development every day.If you can go to Waiheke Island, then the kaitiaki need more people who can bearwitness. If you can't go to Waiheke Island, then you can help through donatingmoney and supplies, sharing the campaign's content on social media, signingpetitions and open letters, attending solidarity rallies, attending courthearings of kaitiaki who have been arrested by police, popping a manu, recordingit on video and tagging Protect Putiki and talking to your friends and whanauabout the campaign.A range of other events will be happening throughout August, such as Wages &Houses Mayoral Forum on Thursday 15 September from 6pm at St Matthew-in-the-City,Our Own Devices: Queer Zine-Making Workshop on Saturday 17 September from 3pm atthe Makerspace at Auckland Central City Library, Tuku Whenua Livestream on Sunday18 September from 6am at various Auckland locations or online via Facebook,Community Gardening Day @ The Auckland Women's Centre on Sunday 18 September from10am at 4 Warnock Street, Timebank Tuesday: Equinox Celebration on Tuesday 20September from 6.30pm at Gribblehirst Community Hub, Global Climate JusticeStrike on Friday 23 September from 1pm at Aotea Square, March for a Republic onSaturday 24 September from 10am at Aotea Square and Free Shop Hosts: SeptemberReally Really Free Market on Saturday 24 September from 12pm at 2 Claude BrookesDrive, Henderson.Spring has started but it's begun with some cold, so use this new season as anopportunity to get more involved in activism!We are an explicitly anarchist group in Auckland, about a year old, strugglingfor a better, fair and equal world. We are always open to new members. To findout more, come along to a public meeting, or you can find us attamakimakaurauanarchists@gmail.com.https://mailchi.mp/b68735bae620/auckland-activist-fortnightly-newsletter-99_________________________________________A - I N F O S N E W S S E R V I C EBy, For, and About AnarchistsSend news reports to A-infos-en mailing listA-infos-en@ainfos.ca
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