Systems thinker understanding that the system is broken and fixing it will enable us remedy the global poly-crisis.
Since the 1980s I have led or been involved with numerous social and environmental issues which have given me insight into the challenges and synergies that affect change.
Empowering citizens to collectively and meaningfully participate in the democratic process is key to creating the systemic changes at governance level that will allow us to both confront and change the political and economic systems that are killing our planet.
This, along with supporting the Green Party vote and Hūhana Lyndon’s Te Tai Tokerau campaign, will be a primary focus of my campaign for Northland in 2026.
Non-violence, Transparency, Inclusiveness and Responsibility are principles that guide me, personally and politically.
Respecting Te Tiriti, which I see as Parliament’s foundational document, is essential to the ongoing ‘Constitutional Conversation’ our country urgently needs to address and change a governance system that has been corrupted by neoliberalism.
