Faye Storer - Revision history

Hackademic: much needed update

2007-10-26T07:47:01Z

much needed update

Tihare at 06:52, 8 September 2007

2007-09-08T06:52:06Z

Countrymike: adding category

2007-09-07T23:06:13Z

adding category

Operator at 06:36, 7 September 2007

2007-09-07T06:36:03Z

Charles at 09:16, 27 August 2007

2007-08-27T09:16:54Z

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QUALIFICATIONS:

BA (Auckland),

M. Phil. (Distinction) Social Policy (Massey)

INVOLVEMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT:

1992 – current, member of the Waiheke Community Board.

1998 – current, Auckland City Council, Hauraki Gulf Islands Ward

2001 – current, member Great Barrier Community Board

MEMBERSHIP OF EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS:

Past Chairman, Auckland Region Community Boards Association.

Past Member of National Working Party on Community Boards.

PARTY AFFILIATION:

Independent

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-Councillor Faye Storer
+Faye Storer played a central role in island politics for 15 years. She was elected to the [[Waiheke Community Board]] in 1992 and then in 1998 was elected Hauraki Gulf city councillor, a seat she held for three consecutive three-year terms, following [[Sandra Lee]], [[Gordon Hodson]] and [[Greg Davenport]] in the role. She is also past-chairman of the Auckland Region Community Boards Association.
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+Ms Storer's terms in local government saw her lead a successful fight to prevent [[Te Toki Reserve]] becoming the island's sportsfields. After much malcontent over facilities in the sporting community, a 400-strong march on the council offices had Auckland City turning to Te Toki as a solution. But instead the reserve was eventually granted scenic status and its lush wetland borders, adjacent to the [[Okahuiti Estuary, were declared of scientific importance. Later [[Auckland City]] would buy land at the foot of Rangihoua to create the Onetangi Sports Park.
-BA (Auckland),
+She also was a driving force in the establishment of an island-wide network of walkways on Waiheke.
-M. Phil. (Distinction) Social Policy (Massey)
+Another signficant event in her political career was the dispute over the [[Ostend Domain]]. When the community board, [[led by Bruce Bisset]], made moves to relocate the [[Waiheke Sports Club]], the club fought the proposal vehemently. The often-bitter conflict went as far as the High Court and the Waitangi Tribunal.
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+She completed a master's degree in social policy at Massey University.
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-Cr Store is standing again for Council
+Cr Storer is standing again for Council
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