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Malcolm Moncrief-Spittle
Nathan Gordon
Lee Vandervis
Steve Walker
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Chriss Hamilton
Why I'm standing
I believe that good business is built on a foundation of good relationships. It is only by working together, constructively, that Dunedin will become an even better place to live, work and study. To benefit all ratepayers, I'll bring a partnership ethos and problem-solving models to the debate table because I want to work constructively. No point-scoring. No name-calling. Just a strong determination to focus on finding sensible and sustainable solutions, for good.
About me
As a professional staff member and as a community volunteer I have extensive governance experience in the education, sporting, performing arts and business sectors. I've represented many individuals at mediation and advocate for those facing significant challenges. My professional roles have been, and are, centred around the successful management of people, projects, and risks, whilst also ensuring process and practice are compliant and robust, yet flexible enough to meet changing demands and future challenges.
My priorities
- Align Dunedin's policies and practices with the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals.
- All Dunedin City Council decisions are to be sustainable and cost-effective and will directly benefit ratepayers.
- Prioritise the revitalisation strategies in support of Dunedin's CBD.
Before politics
International Partnerships Coordinator
Residence
Tainui
Age
56
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Why I'm standing
I believe that good business is built on a foundation of good relationships. It is only by working together, constructively, that Dunedin will become an even better place to live, work and study. To benefit all ratepayers, I'll bring a partnership ethos and problem-solving models to the debate table because I want to work constructively. No point-scoring. No name-calling. Just a strong determination to focus on finding sensible and sustainable solutions, for good.
About me
As a professional staff member and as a community volunteer I have extensive governance experience in the education, sporting, performing arts and business sectors. I've represented many individuals at mediation and advocate for those facing significant challenges. My professional roles have been, and are, centred around the successful management of people, projects, and risks, whilst also ensuring process and practice are compliant and robust, yet flexible enough to meet changing demands and future challenges.
My priorities
- Align Dunedin's policies and practices with the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals.
- All Dunedin City Council decisions are to be sustainable and cost-effective and will directly benefit ratepayers.
- Prioritise the revitalisation strategies in support of Dunedin's CBD.
Before politics
International Partnerships Coordinator
Residence
Tainui
Age
56
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