Committed to Wellington
As one of your city councillors, I advocate for local interests, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued in our council decisions.
Whilst I have generally been in the minority and a moderate on a highly charged political driven council, I have been able to strongly advocate for local projects and hold the council to account.
I have been a city councillor since 2016 where I have earned a reputation for being resilient, results-driven, fiscally prudent, and a staunch advocate for Wellington’s core services. I have a focus on ensuring our city's growth is prosperous and have a deep commitment to the social and community well-being of all Wellingtonians.
I’m standing for re-election for Wellington City Council in the Wharangi/Onslow-Western ward and am asking for your continued support to remain as your #1 local voice. Elections take place in October 2025 with the last day for postal voting being noon 11 October.
Everyone agrees Wellington needs a reset — on priorities and delivery. With my experience, and a new Council, I’m confident we can rebuild trust in local government and:
Focus on the basics - reduce the council’s spending & deliver the services people want
Build stronger business advocacy – grow jobs, not bureaucracy
Develop shared services across the region – reduce duplication and waste
Put local voices at the table – so our suburbs aren’t sidelined
I’ve secured real results like: Funding for the arts and Khandallah Pool, new public toilets at Ian Galloway Park, and delivering greater transparency and accountability at the Council.
But this election isn’t just about the past, it’s about what’s next.
You’ve asked me to help: Prioritise core services, Make rates more affordable, and Reform the Council’s culture and delivery.
Let’s get Wellington delivering — at a price we can all afford.