10 October, 2023 | Our People, Puketāpapa Local Board
Mt Roskill gave me a great start to life, having grown up at the Roskill schools and then progressing onto the University of Auckland to complete a Master of Architecture degree. I am honoured to be able to give back to my community by representing them on the...
23 September, 2023 | Featured Post, News
Te Kaunihera o Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland Council is currently consulting on the future of Māori representation on council. In October 2023 the decision will be made by the governing body whether to introduce Māori seats for the 2025 local elections. Here Waitematā...
12 September, 2023 | Our People, Portage Licensing Trust
I was elected by the people of Mt Albert, Owairaka, Avondale, Waterview, Glen Avon, Blockhouse Bay and New Windsor, to represent them on the Trust in 2016, 2019 and again in 2022. The Trust is a crucial part of delivering the safe sale and supply of alcohol in our...
12 September, 2023 | Albert-Eden Local Board, Our People
As a member of the local board since 2010, I have held various roles including as its Chair, Deputy Chair, lead for parks, events, leases, SH20 projects and more. I am currently the Board Chair and accountable to you. I have worked continuously to improve services and...
1 September, 2023 | Our People, Waitematā Local Board
Alex is an elected member of the Waitematā Local Board having served the 2019-22 term as Deputy Chair. The board makes decisions on local services on behalf of communities in the city centre and inner suburbs. The goal is to ensure social, cultural, environmental and...
1 September, 2023 | Our People, Waitematā Local Board
Richard Northey was first elected to the Waitematā Local Board as a City Vision Candidate in October 2016. He was re-elected in 2019 and 2022, servicing as Chair for the 2019-2022 term. Richard has the local board portfolios of Community organisations and facilities;...
16 August, 2023 | Featured Post, News
In 2009, the “godfather” of zero waste in Aoteaora, the late Warren Snow spoke at a Grey Lynn 2030 public meeting about the concept of a resource recovery centre and the economic, environmental and social benefits it could generate. The vision for a centre was...
6 August, 2023 | Featured Post, News
Every three years Auckland’s 21 local boards prepare strategic plans to help guide investment, funding, advocacy and local projects over the next three years. Local Boards play a big role in shaping your local community so this is a really good opportunity to let your...