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John Tamihere will run for the mayoralty in the October 2007 elections. John Tamihere is presently the Waipareira Trust chief executive and has been speaking up for men’s rights and will be speaking at Family First’s NZ forum on the family meeting in October 2007 on the topic of ‘Engaging the political process’ He was an MP for the Labor Party until Ian Wishart had coffee with him. lol
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I would vote for Mr Tamihere but due to councel stuff ups have no voting papers, this being another goverment waste of time, and its not for the want of asking for my voting papers. I think john would make a good job at running waitakere if given the chance. From what I have seen he has strong family values which is what our city needs
Comment by margaret — Thu 4th October 2007 @ 8:37 am
I am for John too. But there are so many candidates that it is going to be hard to predict. He is well known and does work a lot in the community and the trust is benefiting us all. I hope he wins.
What a shame you can’t vote.
Comment by julie — Thu 4th October 2007 @ 1:49 pm
Yea sure I thought that once too until my son convinced me otherwise, after he saw what went on in the bars of Auckland after hours.
Comment by rosie — Thu 4th October 2007 @ 7:47 pm
Hi Rosie,
Now we need the goss. There are a few of us voting for John. Best we know the dirt. lol
So what’s up with the bar?
Comment by julie — Thu 4th October 2007 @ 8:42 pm
I’ll email you.I havn’t got parliamentary privilege yet.
Comment by rosie — Fri 5th October 2007 @ 4:44 pm