Henderson-Massey Labour

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Peace Bell stolen from Henderson's Japanese Garden The council is urging anyone with information about the missing Bell to contact the council or Police.

Yesterday the final vote tallies were revealed, and it's official - 6 of our candidates are now members on the Henderson-Massey Local Board. Thanks to everyone who voted for us for your support - we're in it for the community and will do our best to represent you over the next three years.

Congratulations also to the other elected members, we look forward to working together over this term - and a special shout out to the legend Vincent Naidu who stood with us and didn't make it on this time around, and to Shane Henderson - Councillor for Waitākere who was re-elected to his role with a stonking big majority.

The full list of elected Local Board members is below.

Henderson–Massey: Voting closes tomorrow, Saturday the 11th, at midday

REMINDER: GET YOUR VOTE IN!

Drop your vote into any Dropbox at Woolworths, The Warehouse, or your local library (not a postbox) by 11:59am tomorrow.

Didn’t receive your ballots in the mail? Cast a special vote at Te Atatu Library or Glen Eden Library today or by 11:59am tomorrow.

VOTE Labour — Vote:

🔴 CHRIS CARTER

🔴 DAN COLLINS

🔴 SUSAN DIAO

🔴 WILL FLAVELL

🔴 OSCAR KIGHTLEY

🔴 BROOKE LOADER

🔴 VINCENT NAIDU

For the Henderson–Massey Local Board! ✅

When there's a Will, there's a way!

Brooke Loader and Shane Henderson - Councillor for Waitākere are out in Sunnyvale today reminding people to vote for Will Flavell for Waitakere Licensing Trust and Team Labour

You can drop your voting papers into any library, Countdown or Warehouse by 11.59am Saturday, or if you want a feed, the night markets tonight in Henderson!

Vote for your Labour team for the Waitākere Licensing Trust (Te Atatū Ward) today!

Great day out in Ranui reminding residents to vote!

The new playground at Ranui Domain is a great reminder of why your vote matters and why it’s worth voting Labour for the Henderson–Massey Local Board.

Our Labour board members fought hard for this upgrade, and it’s awesome to see so many tamariki and whānau enjoying the space. Let’s keep investing in our communities, make sure you vote Labour for the Henderson-Massey Local Board!

The Labour crew were out at the Henderson Night Markets last night.

It was a great time connecting with Henderson-Massey residents about what matters most to them this local election and reminding everyone to make their voice heard and vote!

The night markets are such an awesome space for community to come together. 🏘️

🔴 Remember to vote Labour for Henderson-Massey Local Board and Shane Henderson and Jessica Rose for Waitākere!

Voting in your local elections has never been easier. There's a vote pop up TONIGHT at the Henderson Night Markets!

Why not pop along, grab some delicious dinner and vote for a better future for West Auckland?

Vote Will Flavell and the Labour team for Henderson-Massey Local Board - today!

Will loves living and working in West Auckland. He was a teacher at Rutherford College in Te Atatū Peninsula for 8 years and still closely works with young people in education across Auckland. He is actively involved in local sport, charities, and community groups, and is currently elected the Deputy Chairperson of the Henderson-Massey Local Board. He hopes to continue pushing for change to benefit the people of West Auckland with another term on the Board.

Vote Will and the team today

Vote Chris Carter and the Labour team for Henderson-Massey Local Board - today!

Chris is currently the Chairperson of the Henderson-Massey Local Board and, until recently, was an elected Member of the Waitemata DHB. He served as the MP for Te Atatū (1993 to 2011) but left Parliament in 2011 to serve as a senior United Nations official in Afghanistan (4 years) and Myanmar (3 years). In Parliament, he served as Minister of Education, Conservation, Housing, Ethnic Affairs and Local Government.

Prior to being elected to Parliament, Chris was a local teacher in West Auckland. His first job as a teacher was at Kelston Boys High School, and his last teaching position at Rutherford College. He's currently in his second term as Chairperson of the Henderson-Massey Local Board, lives in Te Atatū South, and remains strongly committed to serving the local community.

Vote Chris and the Labour team today