A new way forward for the
Albany Ward
We will bring positive change for our community
I am proud to announce that Gary Brown and I are standing to challenge for the two Albany Ward Councillor seats. As part of the Fix Auckland team, we are determined to win these seats to ensure our communities are at the forefront of all decision making and that there is a vocal positive voice representing our residents.
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The Albany Ward is a ginormous area that spans from Waiwera to Campbells Bay and across to West Harbour. We would love your help in getting our messages out and heard
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Meet The Duo
A proven local leader, is currently the Deputy Chair of the Hibiscus and Bays Local Board and a local businessman. He has consistently championed community projects and delivered results.
With over 30 years of deep roots in the community, including extensive involvement with North Harbour Rugby and the Silverdale Rugby Club, Gary possesses a profound understanding of the Albany Ward's diverse needs. Gary advocates for locals, wise investment in infrastructure to create a thriving, world-class Auckland.
His common-sense approach prioritises empowering local boards, embracing innovation, and ensuring transparent, accountable leadership for better services and value for money.
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Brings a decade of experience navigating local and central government, ensuring she knows "how to get things done." As a trained accountant, Victoria will bring scrutiny to financial decision-making and Council spending, driving value for every dollar.
Her focus is on transparent, accountable decision-making, with a commitment to fixing infrastructure, supporting local businesses, and improving community services. A dedicated volunteer trustee for Life Education North Shore, Victoria is deeply invested in youth and community well-being.
She is committed to listening to residents, fixing what's broken, and fiercely advocating for East Coast Bays, Hibiscus Coast, and Upper Harbour, working constructively with fellow Councillors to cut waste and drive progress for Auckland.