Art Deco Trust - Looks after Napiers Art Deco heritage
Joint Waste Futures Committee - Governance for the implementation of the waste management and minimisation plan
Marine Cultural Health Programme - Chair - In partnership with the Port of Napier, we monitor, report and protect the health of the marine environment of Ahuriri Napier
Pan Pac Environmental Trust - Member - Community Support & sponsorship initiatives
Sport HB - Chair
Ōmarunui Refuse Joint landfill Committee - Governance for the Ōmarunui Refuse Station
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