A dispute within the Onehunga Business Association (OBA) in Auckland is escalating, potentially disrupting traffic flow and even impacting the travel of government officials like Minister Nicola Willis. The conflict centers on a $30,000 levy and has sparked internal disagreements and threats of legal action. Concerns are growing about the OBA's ability to function effectively, leading to calls for intervention from the Auckland Council. The levy dispute appears to be rooted in executive infighting within the organization. This situation could lead to road closures or other traffic management issues. The council is now facing pressure to step in and resolve the impasse to prevent further disruption to local businesses and commuters.