Fundraiser Raffle – Win 4 Hours Of Handyman Labour in Whakatāne / Ōhope

Win 4 hours of handyman labour in the Whakatāne / Ōhope area simply by buying a raffle ticket and at the same time support the campaign to get Dave Stewart elected to the Whakatāne District Council

To enter either buy a ticket at the Dave Aid Concert on August 2nd or secure your tickets by making a deposit into our bank account and sending us an email. We’ll reply with your ticket number(s)

Send payment to:
DAVID STEWART
06-0405-0141768-51

Use your name as reference and add ‘raffle’ as code and send an email to daveforcouncilnz@gmail.com to confirm. We’ll forward your tickets details.

The raffle will be drawn at the end of the Dave Aid concert at Mata Beer on August 2nd.

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Our world needs to know that friends can disagree and still be friends.

We can have strong disagreements and still be friends.

It’s because we are friends that we can disagree.

This is my message to the Whakatane Community – let’s remember that, at heart, we are all human and count on each other.

We need to heal our divisions.

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Posted on by Dave Stewart

“We all want lower rates increases. I want lower rates increases, I know you want lower rates increases, I hear from my community they want lower rates increases. But it can’t be at the expense of our children picking up the tab because of our negligence today.”

The Selwyn mayor tells Newsroom a key problem is councils have few alternatives to raise money.

The best tool the Government could give councils, in his opinion, is to return GST spending on new houses locally. “That would be a game-changer for us,” he says, noting between 1000 and 3000 houses have been built each year in Selwyn over the past five or six years.

Article: Teen cycles from Whakatāne to Parliament for Māori wards

Posted on by Dave Stewart

After biking almost a thousand kilometres encouraging people to ‘say yes to Māori wards’, a 15-year-old Whakatāne High School student pulled into Parliament’s forecourt with a wheelie.

Jack Karetai-Barrett left Whakatāne on 28 June aboard his Focus Atlas 6.7 gravel bike covering more than 894km to Wellington.

“If I could keep going I would, but school holidays finish soon and I won’t be able to get home in that time,” he said.

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