NZ Local Elections 2025

Albert-Eden Local Board

Ōwairaka Subdivision
The Albert-Eden Local Board is one of 21 local boards in Auckland. The local board makes a plan for your area and decides on local issues, activities and facilities. It also oversees council services and facilities in your area, including libraries and parks. The local board is made up of eight members. Members are elected to represent different subdivisions within the local board area. four members will be elected from your area. 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 Albert-Eden Local Board election.

Candidates

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John Eric Leach

John Eric Leach

Emma McInnes

Emma McInnes

City Vision

Margi Watson

Margi Watson

City Vision

Jacqui Tay

Jacqui Tay

City Vision

Ross Bannan

Ross Bannan

C&R - Communities and Residents

Marcus Bosch

Marcus Bosch

C&R - Communities and Residents

Redwan Islam

Redwan Islam

C&R - Communities and Residents

Christina Jane Ringer Robertson

Christina Jane Ringer Robertson

City Vision

Matt Zwartz

Matt Zwartz

Redwan Islam

C&R - Communities and Residents

Redwan Islam

C&R - Communities and Residents

Why I'm standing

I'm running because Albert-Eden needs a strong local voice - and it doesn't get any stronger or more local than me. I have lived here for the past three decades, with good health - I intend to stay for the next three to come. I am very much a product of the very community I now wish to represent. The decisions made at the local level matter, they are important and I'll do us proud.

About me

A proud Mount Albert Grammar School Old Boy, I have been schooled locally (Edendale and Balmoral Intermediate) - I know Albert-Eden inside out. I combine deep local knowledge with a decade of governance and community experience. I listen, collaborate, and act decisively, ensuring every resident's voice is heard and our community continues to thrive - together.

My priorities
  1. Keep rates low while investing in essential infrastructure.
  2. Support development that builds community and character, not just projects dropped onto a map.
  3. Maintain weekly rubbish collection. Cutting it risks illegal dumping and environmental harm.
Residence

Sandringham

Age

33

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Why I'm standing

I'm running because Albert-Eden needs a strong local voice - and it doesn't get any stronger or more local than me. I have lived here for the past three decades, with good health - I intend to stay for the next three to come. I am very much a product of the very community I now wish to represent. The decisions made at the local level matter, they are important and I'll do us proud.

About me

A proud Mount Albert Grammar School Old Boy, I have been schooled locally (Edendale and Balmoral Intermediate) - I know Albert-Eden inside out. I combine deep local knowledge with a decade of governance and community experience. I listen, collaborate, and act decisively, ensuring every resident's voice is heard and our community continues to thrive - together.

My priorities
  1. Keep rates low while investing in essential infrastructure.
  2. Support development that builds community and character, not just projects dropped onto a map.
  3. Maintain weekly rubbish collection. Cutting it risks illegal dumping and environmental harm.
Residence

Sandringham

Age

33

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