Hello love all your videos, may come to NZ between July-October. Remember the background music on your New Plymouth video? That was euphoric. Keep up with the good work! ❤
Tauranga was hijacked by some elitist group that had the government suspend the democratic franchise for the ratepayers but insisted that the rates be still paid and then abused the public purse by grotesque expenditure on tarting up the downtown for the benefit of commerce. Just look at the expense that must have been gone to just to have something to walk around on, a grotesque waste of ratepayers investment, and still it goes on even while the local news records continuing decline in trade, throwing good money after bad. Tauranga has some major infrastructure issues that will never be addressed by flash footpaths and little parks that seem to have to be rebuilt every time you turn around.
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Wow…a time capsule of the 90s…it looks like a ghost town…but great video mate nonetheless! 😎👍
Down town Tauranga, has always been known as “the dead center!”
Hello love all your videos, may come to NZ between July-October. Remember the background music on your New Plymouth video? That was euphoric. Keep up with the good work! ❤
Thanks
The streets are empty! Tauranga, since 1960 has always been known - ‘As a retirement home’ for the elderly. They aren’t out of bed yet.
The dead centre of Tauranga
where are the people? :)
Is this a good place to live?
One of popular place to live in New Zealand
@@NZlifestyles I see
@@SlickOils no don’t come here
Tauranga was hijacked by some elitist group that had the government suspend the democratic franchise for the ratepayers but insisted that the rates be still paid and then abused the public purse by grotesque expenditure on tarting up the downtown for the benefit of commerce. Just look at the expense that must have been gone to just to have something to walk around on, a grotesque waste of ratepayers investment, and still it goes on even while the local news records continuing decline in trade, throwing good money after bad. Tauranga has some major infrastructure issues that will never be addressed by flash footpaths and little parks that seem to have to be rebuilt every time you turn around.
It is depressing, so sad for the next generation.
Depressing music. It makes the place look depressing too