Lyall Carter

Lyall Carter

chairman New Zealand

Lyall Carter is the chairman of West Auckland is Flooding (WAIF) and advocates for urgent changes to legislation regarding building in flood-prone areas, stressing the need for greater awareness among first-home buyers about the risks associated with floodplains.

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New Zealand New Zealand: West Auckland is Flooding (Waif) chairman Lyall Carter said making changes to Lims to make them easier for a layperson to understand could only be a good thing. 6

Peter Mcnally Ross Roberts Chris Bishop
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland Council makes flooding and erosion risks easier to access when buying and selling homes

New Zealand New Zealand: Lyall Carter, chairman of West Auckland is Flooding, said careful consultation with property owners was important. 6

Reid Desley Simpson
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland beachfront homes in wealthy suburbs hit hard by new rules for coastal erosion risk

New Zealand New Zealand: Lyall Carter, chairman of West Auckland is Flooding advocacy group, said the buy-back policy had worked for most. 5

Jim Weir Matt Weir Tracey Pilgrim Mike Pilgrim Mace Ward Wayne Shum
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland Council flood buy-back of Browns Bay unit leaves neighbour’s home ‘worthless’

New Zealand New Zealand: Lyall Carter, chairman of West Auckland is Flooding (WAIF), said the council and the Government needed to work on changing the law with urgency. 5

Steph Deacon Jen Mein Guy Wishart Megan Tyler John Duiguid Maurice Williamson Chris Bishop John Tookey Teuta Kajazi Karanvir Sawhney Navpreet Singh
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Auckland Council approves 4000 new homes on floodplains since 2023 storms, Huapai residents oppose plans for more