Appointed to Friends of the Waikanae River – committee member – conservation and restoration
Appointed to Kāpiti Coast Whaitua Committee – committee member – water management
Appointed to Kāpiti ecological restoration maintenance Trust – committee member – conservation and restoration
Appointed to Pharazyn Reserve Focus Group – committee member – conservation and restoration
Appointed to Wellington Regional Waste Forum – committee member - waste management
Member of Friends of Nga Manu – conservation
Member of Kāpiti Genealogy Society – family history and genealogy research
Member of Waikanae Beach Tennis Club – playing tennis
Member of Waikanae Community market – community market
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