Max Brough

Currently serving: Mayor, New Plymouth
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Max Brough’s Elections & Candidacies

Note: This database contains data from the 2023, 2022 and 2017 general elections, the 2025 local government election and is gradually being backfilled with other election data.

Contested 1 race — 1 elected

2025 NZ Local Government • October 11, 2025 Local
  • Mayor
    New Plymouth
    Final Elected
Offices held
  • Mayor
    New Plymouth
    Oct 2025 – present
  • District Wide Ward
    New Plymouth
    Oct 2022 – Oct 2025
In the News
Incoming New Plymouth mayor pays tribute to a predecessor
The Post — October 25, 2025

Incoming New Plymouth mayor Max Brough has paid tribute to a predecessor by renaming the district’s mayoral fund in honour of the late David Lean.

Incoming New Plymouth mayor and some councillors favoured by anti-mandate movement during election
The Post — October 24, 2025

New Plymouth mayor elect Max Brough and five incoming district councillors were favoured by anti-mandate movement Voices for Freedom during the local body elections.

Brough to lead New Plymouth with an overwhelming majority
The Post — October 20, 2025

Mayor elect Max Brough’s majority in the race for New Plymouth District’s top job increased after final results were declared in Taranaki’s local body elections.

More questions than answers on future of New Plymouth’s ‘Tim Tams’
The Post — October 18, 2025

The removal of New Plymouth’s controversial cycle lane separators became a pillar of mayor elect Max Brough’s election campaign but who will pay for it and when or if it can be done remains very much unclear.

NPDC sets Halloween date for first meeting
The Post — October 16, 2025

The New Plymouth District Council will hold is first meeting of the new term on October 31, more than a week after mayor elect Max Brough said he wanted new councillors sworn in.

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