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Coughlan sets target to increase council electric vehicle use to 75 percent

 

Wellington Mayoral candidate Jo Coughlan said today: “As New Zealanders, we all need to play our part to address climate change, whether that is switching off lights to save power at home, or being as efficient as we can at our workplaces. The Council also has a role to play, and as the Capital City we need to be progressing initiatives that... Keep Reading

 

Jo Coughlan pledges to make Miramar predator free in three years

 

Jo Coughlan pledges to make Miramar predator free in three years MEDIA RELEASE   I    25 July 2016 Mayoral Candidate Jo Coughlan welcomed today’s announcement by Prime Minister John Key that the Government wants to make New Zealand pest free by 2050. "I am excited that the Government wants to do for New Zealand what I ... Keep Reading

 

Letter to the Editor - response to 7 May Editorial

 

Dear Sir/ Madam, your editorial of May 7th is to be applauded. It appears you have been reading my media releases. When I announced my candidature for the mayoralty I made it clear that improvements of city infrastructure was my top priority. I take a 100 year strategic view on infrastructure. I will work with Government now to accelerate... Keep Reading

 

Window of opportunity to consider alternative Wellington cycleways options

 

Mayoral Candidate Jo Coughlan met with Minister of Transport Simon Bridges yesterday to discuss Wellington cycleways and a range of transport issues. “Yesterday I asked the Minister if there was a window of opportunity for Wellington to consider alternative cycleway options and consider these along with public feedback, while retaining critical... Keep Reading

 

Jo Coughlan to stand for Mayor to get Wellington moving

 

Jo Coughlan to stand for Mayor to get Wellington moving MEDIA STATEMENT   I    2 April 2016 Councillor Jo Coughlan will stand for the Wellington Mayoralty with improvement of city infrastructure her top priority. Jo is in her third term as a City Councillor and welcomes the opportunity to lead the city and drive progress so W... Keep Reading

 

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