Sue Grey for West Coast -Tasman Campaign Launch
2.30 pm Start with Campaign Launch Speech from Sue Grey and meeting other members of the party, who will be in the region, as our AGM is in Kaiteriteri this year the day before the launch
About Sue
Sue Grey LLB (Hons), BSc, RSHDipPHI
Sue is a self-employed lawyer, strategist, mother of three now adults (Sabrina, Sebastian and Ysabella) and lifelong adventurer, based in Tasman . Sue has degrees in law with honours, a degree in biochemistry and a degree in Microbiology and Royal Diploma in Public Health Inspection
Sue’s passion is inspiring, educating and empowering communities to help promote community and environmental well being and a fairer, more compassionate world.
Sue stands for:
1. Democracy, where people play an active role in decision making, knowing their views are valued and heard and enabling New Zealanders the freedom from excessive government and international interference.
2. Transparent representation and informed decision making will promote a long-term vision for protecting and promoting the interests of all New Zealanders and our children and grandchildren’s future.
Sue’s ground-breaking and extensive legal career encompasses:
Author of Fisheries Law.
Medicinal cannabis law reform.
Challenging the legality of aerial toxin operations.
Representing victims of aerial 1080 operations.
Impact on electro-magnetic radiation on human health.
forcing publication of previously secret “NZ Guidelines for Judicial Conduct.”
Sue has walked, run, cycled, kayaked and photographed much of New Zealand, run marathons and ultra marathons (including the 67km Kepler Challenge) and travelled extensively, as a backpacker, with her children and for business, through much of the world. She is inspired by nature and the great New Zealand Outdoors.
Sue’s passion is inspiring, educating and empowering communities to help promote community and environmental wellbeing and a fairer, more compassionate world.
About Sue
Sue Grey LLB (Hons), BSc, RSHDipPHI
Sue is a self-employed lawyer, strategist, mother of three now adults (Sabrina, Sebastian and Ysabella) and lifelong adventurer, based in Tasman . Sue has degrees in law with honours, a degree in biochemistry and a degree in Microbiology and Royal Diploma in Public Health Inspection
Sue’s passion is inspiring, educating and empowering communities to help promote community and environmental well being and a fairer, more compassionate world.
Sue stands for:
1. Democracy, where people play an active role in decision making, knowing their views are valued and heard and enabling New Zealanders the freedom from excessive government and international interference.
2. Transparent representation and informed decision making will promote a long-term vision for protecting and promoting the interests of all New Zealanders and our children and grandchildren’s future.
Sue’s ground-breaking and extensive legal career encompasses:
Author of Fisheries Law.
Medicinal cannabis law reform.
Challenging the legality of aerial toxin operations.
Representing victims of aerial 1080 operations.
Impact on electro-magnetic radiation on human health.
forcing publication of previously secret “NZ Guidelines for Judicial Conduct.”
Sue has walked, run, cycled, kayaked and photographed much of New Zealand, run marathons and ultra marathons (including the 67km Kepler Challenge) and travelled extensively, as a backpacker, with her children and for business, through much of the world. She is inspired by nature and the great New Zealand Outdoors.
Sue’s passion is inspiring, educating and empowering communities to help promote community and environmental wellbeing and a fairer, more compassionate world.
Where is it happening?
Moutere Hills Community Centre, 43 Edwards Rd, Lower Moutere 7175, New Zealand, Nelson
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