SYKES KICKS OFF WAIARIKI BUS TOUR
Posted on June 20, 2014 by admin in Annette Sykes, Press ReleasesMana candidate for Waiariki Annette Sykes kicks off her Waiariki Bus Tour of her electorate this Saturday 21 June in Tauranga with her campaign team and volunteers.
“I’m looking forward to getting out and about in my electorate this coming week visiting significant waahi tapu and of our whānau and hapu that are being hurt by multi-national companies through local council development plans without proper consultation” Sykes says.
“I have always fought for the people to keep their land, language and own leadership models and I am going to take the war on the poor from the court rooms of this country to the lands and streets and get rid of the national government in Waiariki” Sykes vows.
The Mana bus will visit communities and marae in Tauranga, Whakatane, Taupo, Turangi, Kawerau, Rotorua and Turangi over five days in a coordinated effort to assist the whanau and hapu in the most affected areas hurt by privatisation agendas and organise with them a series of visits by the Internet party leadership in the coming weeks.
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Rose Biddle-Perrett says:
Post Author June 20, 2014 at 10:22 amKia ora Annette
Could you please check out the Taupo Lake, seen a disturbing video this morning of the lakes waters subsiding i hope this is fixable…
Thanks Rose
Moyra Te Ariki Bramley says:
Post Author June 20, 2014 at 9:18 pmWould like to talk to you about the Conservation Conspiracy..that happened in 1987 and is the reason Maori cannot get the DOC lands back……….all we can hope for is co management but no economical benefits from the whenua….I do not think that is right and we should push for more honesty in what the government is doing with our resources…..like “thorium”…a nuclear fuel far more efficient than coal and no air pollution.. it is found in the ironsands and NZ has trillions of dollars worth both in the water and on land….hence the drop in coal value and the closing of coal mines…..this is far more valuable and plentiful….The recent rejection by the EPA for a mining grant for 50 million tons of ironsands has confirmed the information is correct.
Curious Wahine says:
Post Author July 29, 2014 at 11:16 amWas there any plan to tour different parts of Tamaki Makaurau? if not, could you live stream your next hui with the option to ask questions via the stream?