2022

West Harbour Community Board

The West Harbour Community Board represents your local community and advocates to Dunedin City Council about local issues, including public transport and facilities such as libraries and parks. The board is made up of six members. This is a single transferable vote (STV) election, so you vote by ranking the candidates on your ballot paper. Compare the candidates and their policies to decide who to vote for in the West Harbour Community Board election.

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Veronica Jackman

Veronica Jackman

Jacque Ruston

Jacque Ruston

Chelsea McGaw

Chelsea McGaw

Mel Orchard

Mel Orchard

Antonia Wood

Antonia Wood

Duncan Eddy

Duncan Eddy

Steve Taylor

Steve Taylor

Marian Poole

Marian Poole

Simone Montgomery

Simone Montgomery

Kristina Goldsmith

Kristina Goldsmith

Jarrod Hodson

Jarrod Hodson

Jodyanne Kirkwood

Jodyanne Kirkwood

Anita Zainey

Anita Zainey

Wayne Sefton (Blackdog)

Wayne Sefton (Blackdog)

Ange McErlane

Ange McErlane

Barbara Anderson

Barbara Anderson

Veronica Jackman

Veronica Jackman

Why I'm standing

I believe Dunedin was beautiful, but I am worried that it is losing its beauty. The work that is happening on George street has made the place look shabby. No parking for cars. People not happy. I feel sorry for the Businesses. Its time for a change in council and a new Mayor.

About me

When living in Temuka,I worked for 10 years, with intellectually handicapped and before that 10 years working in rest homes. I had been the activities coordinator, when I was working with IHC. I would organise events, eg dances, outings, running residents to workshops. I am honest, reliable, hardworking. I love meeting people.

My priorities
  1. Council to consult with the people about projects they are doing. That is not happening.
  2. Push for a fresh water tap in all wards. It will benefit the people.
  3. Push for dog registration to be reduced. People that are on fixed incomes cannot afford to pay.
Before politics

Cleaner

Residence

Port Chalmers

Age

58

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Why I'm standing

I believe Dunedin was beautiful, but I am worried that it is losing its beauty. The work that is happening on George street has made the place look shabby. No parking for cars. People not happy. I feel sorry for the Businesses. Its time for a change in council and a new Mayor.

About me

When living in Temuka,I worked for 10 years, with intellectually handicapped and before that 10 years working in rest homes. I had been the activities coordinator, when I was working with IHC. I would organise events, eg dances, outings, running residents to workshops. I am honest, reliable, hardworking. I love meeting people.

My priorities
  1. Council to consult with the people about projects they are doing. That is not happening.
  2. Push for a fresh water tap in all wards. It will benefit the people.
  3. Push for dog registration to be reduced. People that are on fixed incomes cannot afford to pay.
Before politics

Cleaner

Residence

Port Chalmers

Age

58

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