Brooke van Velden - MP for Tāmaki, Electorate Office
Community Organisation
Community Organisation
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Come along and hear how local police and agencies are keeping Tāmaki safe and raise any concerns you may have with them directly.
Last year, panellists representing local, regional, and national government, Auckland Transport and NZ Police connected in response to concerns about reducing crime… View moreCome along and hear how local police and agencies are keeping Tāmaki safe and raise any concerns you may have with them directly.
Last year, panellists representing local, regional, and national government, Auckland Transport and NZ Police connected in response to concerns about reducing crime and addressing offending.
What’s been happening since September? Join us, participate, and find out. In addition to our panellists, representatives from Neighbourhood Support, Victim Support, Community Patrols NZ, Ngati Paoa and Ruapotaka Marae will be on hand to share their mission and invite your interest.
I am accepting pre-submitted questions so we can maximise the time available. Please email your questions to mptamaki@parliament.govt.nz.
What is a suitable healthcare funding model for NZ? What is the #1 priority area that an elected official at the local / municipal level should be emphasizing in the years to come (1–5 years) with regard to the local economy?
You have the chance to ask Dr Eric Crampton, Chief Economist at … View moreWhat is a suitable healthcare funding model for NZ? What is the #1 priority area that an elected official at the local / municipal level should be emphasizing in the years to come (1–5 years) with regard to the local economy?
You have the chance to ask Dr Eric Crampton, Chief Economist at the NZ Initiative this Thursday evening at the Community Meeting in St Johns. (261 Morrin Road, ParkCity).
To RSVP or submit your question for discussion, email mptamaki@parliament.govt.nz
Where is ParkCity? www.parkcity.nz...
Be tapped in and come along to discuss local water issues with Auckland Council Healthy Waters and Watercare representatives.
Send your questions in advance of the meeting to mptamaki@parliament.govt.nz.
Friday 16 August 1pm-2pm
In this session, the High Commissioner will highlight the importance of further strengthening the longstanding links and friendships between our two countries. What would you like to ask about trade, business, education, tourism, travel, or our future on the world stage? … View moreFriday 16 August 1pm-2pm
In this session, the High Commissioner will highlight the importance of further strengthening the longstanding links and friendships between our two countries. What would you like to ask about trade, business, education, tourism, travel, or our future on the world stage? No Bridgerton questions, please! fb.me...
Iona Thomas OBE
Her Excellency Ms Iona Thomas OBE was appointed the
British High Commissioner to New Zealand and Governor
of the Pitcairn Islands in August 2022. Before commencing
her role in Wellington, Iona was Political Counsellor at
the British High Commission in Islamabad where she was
responsible for domestic and regional politics, counter
terrorism and justice and home affairs. Prior to this she
held the post of Additional Deputy Director for the
Middle East and North Africa at the then Foreign and
Commonwealth Office in London. She served as Deputy Head
of Mission in Tripoli from 2015 to 2017 and was responsible
for re-establishing the UK’s permanent presence in Libya,
for which she was awarded an OBE. From 2012-2015
she was Spokesperson at the UK Mission to the United
Nations in New York. Iona has also served in Afghanastan,
New York, and Pakistan.
Venue: St Heliers Church and Community Centre, 100 St Heliers Bay Road, St Heliers
maps.app.goo.gl... (link for venue)
Questions and rsvp to mptamaki@parliament 09 574 1345
Thanks for having coffee and a chat at our Street Corner Meetings in Kohimarama on Sunday. Let's keep talking.
Do you have a burning question about our economy? Would you like to hear from one of NZ's leading economic commentators? Then attend our electorate Community Meeting this … View moreThanks for having coffee and a chat at our Street Corner Meetings in Kohimarama on Sunday. Let's keep talking.
Do you have a burning question about our economy? Would you like to hear from one of NZ's leading economic commentators? Then attend our electorate Community Meeting this Friday at Sacred Heart College. Hope to see you there. To rsvp or submit a question for Brad: mptamaki@parliament.govt.nz
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