The term ahead for the Waitakere Ranges Local Board
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I have the privilege of being re elected as chair of the Waitakere Ranges Local Board and Michelle Clayton is the deputy chair.
This is an excerpt from my speech to this term’s inaugural local board meeting.
WRLB end of term report 2022 – Three years of living strangely
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My review of the past three years on the Waitakere Ranges Local Board. It has been a term like no other with the effects of a global pandemic profound. Despite this we advanced much of what we wanted to do although TItirangi’s chickens are still a problem …