Both graphhopper and OSRM are routing correctly so the underlying data looks fine now: osm.org/directions?engine=graphhopper_foot&route=-36.87474%2C174.73495%3B-36.87500%2C174.73520

Updated buildinbg outline

No response so I've undone this at it appears to be vandalism

I've changed tagging as per my suggestions

Changed back to swimming pool by james2185

What app/router are you using that is attempting to route over the train tracks? I ask because the edits you have made are being flagged as wrong by QA checkers such as OSMOSE and from my understanding shouldn't be required. Thanks.

REVIEW: Hi welcome to OSM, thanks for your edit, it looks good to me. A couple of improvements you could make: instead of the description field you could put "Kowhai Forge Ltd." in the name tag and add a "craft=blacksmith" tag

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Do you have a source for this? From the aerial it does not appear to be a park and the name seems suspicious as well.

Can I ask what the source for this name is? It looks like naming an individuals house based on their name which is not good practice. Thanks.

Why have you changed this from a swimming pool to a pond? From the aerial imagery it definitely appears to be a pool. Also please use desciptive changeset comments as per osm.wiki/Good_changeset_comments

Please don't use OSM to map fantasy or joke elements

What is your source for these changes? They do not appear to be supported by aerial imagery and your changeset description gives no information on the change or it's source.

please don't change the names to reflect fantasy elements and please use descriptive comments on your changesets.

That should have been "lies" not "lised"

Thanks for the edit. The city tag is not required (and not used in the LINZ imports) as it can be derived from the fact that the node lised within the boundary of the city. The LINZ ref should not be added if the node is not imported from LINZ as it is used to tie imported data back to the source so it can be maintained. I.e. you did everything right, thanks.

Do you have a source for this?

I have removed this, please don't use OSM to map fantasy elements

Review: Edit looks good to me, thanks

No problems, thanks for fixing