Public Meeting with Paul Henry
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Join James Christmas and Paul Henry for a public meeting at St Heliers School, 126-160 St Heliers Bay Road, St Heliers, at 6:30pm on Friday 28 August.
Come along to hear how ACT is tackling the cost of living, easing pressure on household budgets, and creating the opportunities needed to keep the next generation in New Zealand.
This is also your opportunity to ask questions and discuss the issues that matter most to Tāmaki.
James will share why he's standing for Tāmaki and how his experience as a lawyer in both government and private practice has prepared him to deliver practical solutions for local people. He'll explain why he wants to follow in David Seymour and Brooke van Velden's footsteps by standing up to forced intensification from Wellington, backing local businesses that create jobs, and championing policies that will strengthen our community.
Whether you're an ACT supporter or simply interested in New Zealand's future, we'd love to see you there.
Come along to hear how ACT is tackling the cost of living, easing pressure on household budgets, and creating the opportunities needed to keep the next generation in New Zealand.
This is also your opportunity to ask questions and discuss the issues that matter most to Tāmaki.
James will share why he's standing for Tāmaki and how his experience as a lawyer in both government and private practice has prepared him to deliver practical solutions for local people. He'll explain why he wants to follow in David Seymour and Brooke van Velden's footsteps by standing up to forced intensification from Wellington, backing local businesses that create jobs, and championing policies that will strengthen our community.
Whether you're an ACT supporter or simply interested in New Zealand's future, we'd love to see you there.
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Where is it happening?
St Heliers Primary School, 126 St Heliers Bay Road,Auckland, New Zealand
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Host or PublisherJames Christmas for Tāmaki
