2022

Motueka Community Board

The Motueka Community Board represents your local community and advocates to Tasman District Council about local issues, including public transport and facilities such as libraries and parks. The board is made up of four members. This is a first past the post (FPP) election, so you vote by ticking the name of your preferred candidate on your ballot paper. Compare the candidates and their policies to decide who to vote for in the Motueka Community Board election.

Candidates

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Brent Maru

Brent Maru

Barbara Lewando

Barbara Lewando

Charmaine Petereit

Charmaine Petereit

Ellie Kamphuis

Ellie Kamphuis

Nick Hughes

Nick Hughes

Dana Carter

Dana Carter

Tania Corbett

Tania Corbett

David Armstrong

David Armstrong

Maureen Urwin

Maureen Urwin

Margaret McCallum

Margaret McCallum

Terina Graham

Terina Graham

Claire Hutt

Claire Hutt

Charmaine Petereit

Charmaine Petereit

Why I'm standing

I believe delivering New Zealand and council biodiversity strategies cannot rely on community volunteers. The scale of the goals to be delivered is massive. Community groups that are well-organised with good governance and management need to be financially supported as volunteering is a luxury few can afford.

About me

I am the co-founder and Project Manager of the Tākaka Hill Biodiversity Group Trust. I am experienced in working with government, councils and community organisations. My focus is delivering an environmental programme of work including restoring and protecting native habitats where native flora and fauna can thrive, waste minimisation, and water conservation.

My priorities
  1. Restoring natural areas where native species can thrive is essential for human well-being.
  2. Community organisationsare financially supported to deliver biodiversity goals.
  3. Communities are supported to be resilient in the face of climate change impacts.
Before politics

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Residence

Motueka

Age

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Why I'm standing

I believe delivering New Zealand and council biodiversity strategies cannot rely on community volunteers. The scale of the goals to be delivered is massive. Community groups that are well-organised with good governance and management need to be financially supported as volunteering is a luxury few can afford.

About me

I am the co-founder and Project Manager of the Tākaka Hill Biodiversity Group Trust. I am experienced in working with government, councils and community organisations. My focus is delivering an environmental programme of work including restoring and protecting native habitats where native flora and fauna can thrive, waste minimisation, and water conservation.

My priorities
  1. Restoring natural areas where native species can thrive is essential for human well-being.
  2. Community organisationsare financially supported to deliver biodiversity goals.
  3. Communities are supported to be resilient in the face of climate change impacts.
Before politics

No response

Residence

Motueka

Age

No response

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