Sir Peter Jackson picked as legal action funder over Shelly Bay
Opinion: The planned development of Shelly Bay has been a shifting affair, and its immediate future looks bleak.
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Shelly Bay, an iconic part of the Wellington landscape, has been mired in controversy in recent years. The latest blow to its potential development comes from a Miramar business group launching a judicial review of Wellington City Council's resource consents for the area.
Shelly Bay lies on the
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Sir Peter Jackson picked as legal action funder over Shelly Bay
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