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In today’s episode, we sit down with Anne Michelle, Candidate-at-Large for Nelson City Council. A Nelson resident of 40 years, Anne Michelle is passionate about protecting our environment, ensuring safe and clean water, and building community resilience in the face of climate change. She champions true democracy, upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and focusing on the essentials - air, water, food, shelter, and wellbeing. With a strong stand on environmental protections and accountability, Anne Michelle shares her vision for creating a sustainable, thriving future for generations to come.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with Jeremy, Candidate-at-Large for Nelson City Council. Nelson-raised and a long-time resident, Jeremy brings over forty years of connection to the community alongside professional experience in communication, promotion, and negotiation. With a focus on collaboration, practical problem-solving, and common-sense leadership, he shares his vision for inclusive, transparent, and future-focused governance that benefits all of Nelson.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with David North, candidate for the Nelson Central Ward for Nelson City Council. David has a broad range of experience from working in IT, being a pilot for 30 years and having a key role in the arts through his work in the Nelson Symphony Orchestra. David wants to build an inclusive, thriving and sustainable Nelson, where families feel supported, the city centre is full of life, and decisions are made with the next generation in mind.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with Steph Phillips, Candidate for the Central Ward in Nelson. An architect, small business owner, and climate-focused changemaker, Steph shares her vision for a vibrant and resilient city - from revitalising Nelson’s spaces to strengthening community connections and building a future-ready, sustainable home for us all.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with Nigel Skeggs, Candidate-at-Large for Nelson City Council. Nigel has a wealth of experience spanning hands on leadership in the maritime, tourism, and infrastructure sectors - both here in New Zealand and across the Pacific. His focus this election is value for your rates, economic & social development and environmental stewardship. He believes in unlocking Nelson’s potential with vision, planning, and action.
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In today’s episode, we sit down with Graeme K. Tyree, Candidate-at-Large for Nelson City Council. Self described as a cool cycling candidate, Graeme is passionate about a healthy environment, climate resilience, safer transport choices, longer term planning and a better democracy. Graeme brings his experience in evidenced based decision making and financial management to the candidacy.
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In today's episode, we sit down with Mike Ward, Candidate for the Central Ward in Nelson. An artist, athlete, and experienced local leader, Mike brings nearly two decades on Council, three years in Parliament, and a lifetime of community involvement to the table. He shares his vision for Nelson’s future; from reimagining transport and housing to revisiting Nelson 2060 as a collective roadmap, all guided by his optimistic, creative, and inclusive approach to leadership.
