As the current Mayor of Wellington it would be an honour to serve another term and work to deliver better outcomes for mana whenua.
Under my mayoralty, we’ve made amazing progress for the city: A record investment of $1.8b in water and over 9,000 leaks fixed; Passing the District Plan to enable thousands of new homes, 373 affordable rentals and upgrades now planned for over 800 social housing units; 27 km new cycleways and bus priority lanes have doubled from 4km to 8km; Planted 223,000 trees around Wellington; On track to open the Central Library, Civic Square and the Town Hall in the next two years
Plus much more. A want to continue leading a community that celebrates diversity and looks after its most vulnerable. Most importantly, I want us to ensure we're honouring te tiriti with our iwi partners.
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Contested 2 races — 1 elected 1 not elected
Tory Whanau found herself hoping the final results would stay the same after losing the race for Wellington’s Māori ward, she told Stuff.
Winner: the endless cycle of underinvestment in core infrastructure. Big loser: the pipes.
Andrew Little won the largest mayoral victory in 142 years, and Labour and the Greens grew their governing majority at the council table.
In a speech to supporters on Saturday night, Little said Whanau had shown courage during her time as mayor.
The former Labour Party leader said he felt excited and "somewhat daunted" by the role.
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