Meet the people behind the decisions shaping Waipā
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Aidhean Camson — From global projects to local priorities
Insights from Aidhean Camson on local community development and shaping the future of transport in Cambridge.
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Clare St Pierre — The local who was already doing the work
Clare St Pierre's commitment to community and the environment shines through her years of service in local government.
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Dale-Maree Morgan — Fighting for a voice
Dale-Maree Morgan advocates for community voices and environmental protection in Waipā, drawing from her rich background in Māori and Pacific development.
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Dean Taylor — From chasing stories to shaping Waipā’s future
Insights from Dean Taylor on shaping Waipā's future while preserving its unique stories and community spirit.
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Jo Davies-Colley — Local for life
Insights into Jo Davies-Colley's journey as Waipā's Deputy Mayor and her commitment to community connections.
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Marcus Gower — Eight terms in and still pulling up a chair
Insights from a long-serving council member dedicated to community and local development.
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Mike Montgomerie — From the farm gate to the Council table
Mike Montgomerie's journey from farming to local governance focuses on balancing growth with the charm of small-town living.
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Pip Kempthorne — When the armchair critic became a council candidate
Pip Kempthorne’s journey from critic to council candidate in Cambridge.
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Roger Gordon — A decade deep, still curious about Waipā
Insights and experiences from Roger Gordon's decade of service in Waipā.
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Shane Walsh — Proof that sometimes you come back
Shane Walsh's journey back to Te Awamutu and his commitment to community-focused projects and local connections.
