Denise Roche: Waitematā Local Board
Denise Roche was elected to the Waitematā Local Board as a City Vision Candidate in a by-election in February 2018. She holds the Community Development Portfolio lead and is the co-portfolio holder for Infrastructure & Environment. For many years Denise has been...
Glenda Fryer: Deputy Chair, Albert-Eden Local Board
I have served the people of Mt Albert for 15 years, as Local Board Deputy Chair and Auckland City Councillor. I am a member of the Mt Albert Aquatic Centre Trust, with experience on Balmoral School Board of Trustees and Auckland Business Development Council. I have...
Jo Agnew: Auckland District Health Board
As an elected member of the Auckland District Health Board for my fourth term I am involved in all aspects of Board Governance. I am a Registered nurse, having worked in various clinical and managerial roles in the Health sector for the last 32 years. Currently I am...
Shail Kaushal: Puketāpapa Local Board
I am committed towards working for a well-lit and safer Mt Roskill, affordable housing, and modern public transport that include light rail on Dominion Road and Mt Eden Road. A proud graduate from Mt Roskill schools, with multiple degrees and qualifications from...
Adriana Avendaño Christie: Waitematā Local Board
I was elected to the Waitematā Local Board in October 2016 joining the City Vision team who I have witnessed doing incredible things over the last two terms to enrich our community. I am striving to advocate strongly for more human-centric design decisions based on...
Catherine Farmer: Portage Licensing Trust
The Portage Licensing Trust, through the Trusts Community Foundation, returns funds generated in our area back to us by way of grants to schools and community groups. I am continuing serving on the Trust as an effective member managing and distributing these funds to...
Cr Cathy Casey: Albert-Eden-Roskill ward councillor
I have been the elected Councillor for Eden-Albert and then Albert-Eden-Roskill, since 2004. I was returned in 2016 as the highest polling candidate with a majority of 2331 votes. I am passionate about my job. In the 2016-2019 term of council I chair the Community...
Robyn Northey: Auckland District Health Board
Robyn is a third-term City vision elected member of the Auckland District Health Board. She serves on the Community and Public Health; and the Disability Support Services Committees. Robyn has worked in health services all her adult life. She worked as a nurse aid at...
Harry Doig: Chair, Puketāpapa Local Board
Father of three, civil engineer, conservationist, community campaigner, long-time resident of Three Kings, and Deputy Chair of the Local Board 2010 to 2013, appointed Chair after being re-elected in 2016. During this term I pledge to continue work on restoring Te...From our Facebook page
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For the trees. City Vision’s work to restore and protect Auckland’s urban ngahere.![]()
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CityVisionNZ @bobbythekiwi Is eating all the pie the secret to those guns you've got there Bobby? https://t.co/8V3f7x7CdO
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CityVisionNZ RT @juliefairey : Trees can get old and die (and sometimes be dangerous on the way) so what do we do about that? Here's something I've been…
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CityVisionNZ RT @AklCouncil : Have you had a chance to check out kōrimurimu, the latest addition to Te Wānanga in downtown Auckland? ℹ️ Find out more her…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : My July Councillor report is now online. It includes all the correspondence with AT about the non-delivery of Auckland's cy…
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CityVisionNZ Apparently we got a shout out in @DavidSlack 's newsletter. Might be time we took another look at that Waitematā t… https://t.co/KNegoxogIV
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CityVisionNZ @ChrisCalviFree That joke was a gimme. Or a mulligan. I'm not sure which.
