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Wellington City Council review could cost ratepayers almost $75,000 26 Feb, 2021 01:25 AM 2 minutes to read An independent review into governance at Wellington City Council could cost ratepayers up to almost $75,000. On Wednesday, Mayor Andy Foster announced an independent review of the council's governance, saying the public's belief in elected members had been shaken and eroded. He has chosen Peter Winder to lead the review. Winder also chaired the team that examined Tauranga City Council's elected member relationship issues and was the Crown manager for Kaipara District Council. He is also...

News from WCC Wellington Mayor Andy Foster yesterday announced that Peter Winder will undertake the Independent Review of the Governance Body at the Wellington City Council. At the full Council meeting on Wednesday, all Councillors stood in support of the Mayor’s call for an Independent Review. “Mr Winder has a significant track record in governance and last year chaired the Review and Observer Team established by Tauranga City Council to address elected member relationship issues. I have every confidence Mr Winder’s findings will be impartial and set in place a pathway for improved g...

Wellington mayor appoints Peter Winder to review embattled council 25 Feb, 2021 06:30 PM 3 minutes to read Peter Winder. Photo / George Novak NZ Herald Wellington mayor Andy Foster has appointed an independent reviewer despite calls to let elected members have their say on who it should be. On Wednesday Foster announced an independent review of council's governance, saying the public's belief in elected members has been shaken and eroded. Foster has chosen Peter Winder to lead the review. He also chaired the team that examined Tauranga City Council's elected member relationship issues and was...

The councillors said they urged Wellington Mayor Andy Foster to inform the entire council of his plans to call for an independent review.

Press Release – Maori at Unitec Further resignations have been tendered from the Rnanga, in the wake of what has been described as institutional racism at Unitec. Following the departure of Chairperson Tui Ah Loo on Friday, also resigning is the Deputy Chair, Megan Tunks, … Further resignations have been tendered from the Rūnanga, in the wake of what has been described as “institutional racism” at Unitec. Following the departure of Chairperson Tui Ah Loo on Friday, also resigning is the Deputy Chair, Megan Tunks, and Rūnanga member and Principal of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Wa...