Upper Harbour Local Board

The Upper Harbour 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 six 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 Upper Harbour Local Board election.

Rebecca Huang

Living Upper Harbour

Rebecca Huang

Living Upper Harbour

Why I'm standing

Our communities in Upper Harbour are great, but unfortunately, often incredibly disconnected and under-supported. I'm dedicated to planning for the future, building a resilient economy, championing reliable transport solutions, and ultimately a safe, well-connected and well-resourced region. Representing and supporting local groups, cultures and communities is key to me. I will advocate for all community groups, ensuring the growth of culture and wellbeing. I'm a fresh perspective, I'm eager to serve you.

About me

My extensive experience in chairing community groups means that I care about the community deeply. I know where the community feels strained, and I understand how to best tackle these issues. I have a background in economics, law and public work, and I provide a fresh voice. Finally, as a student, I have time. I'm able to go, meet communities, listen to your issues, and then spend time consulting to find the most effective solution.

My priorities
  1. Support community events and groups to build strong community relations, making neighbourhoods safe.
  2. Advocate for reliable roading and affordable public transport to ensure efficiency and safety.
  3. Plan with a 100-year vision to sustain communities, support businesses and build lasting facilities.
Residence

North Shore

Age

19

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Why I'm standing

Our communities in Upper Harbour are great, but unfortunately, often incredibly disconnected and under-supported. I'm dedicated to planning for the future, building a resilient economy, championing reliable transport solutions, and ultimately a safe, well-connected and well-resourced region. Representing and supporting local groups, cultures and communities is key to me. I will advocate for all community groups, ensuring the growth of culture and wellbeing. I'm a fresh perspective, I'm eager to serve you.

About me

My extensive experience in chairing community groups means that I care about the community deeply. I know where the community feels strained, and I understand how to best tackle these issues. I have a background in economics, law and public work, and I provide a fresh voice. Finally, as a student, I have time. I'm able to go, meet communities, listen to your issues, and then spend time consulting to find the most effective solution.

My priorities
  1. Support community events and groups to build strong community relations, making neighbourhoods safe.
  2. Advocate for reliable roading and affordable public transport to ensure efficiency and safety.
  3. Plan with a 100-year vision to sustain communities, support businesses and build lasting facilities.
Residence

North Shore

Age

19

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