Is Tauranga's City Mayor, who only got back in by a few hundred votes, trying to get revenge by going flat out to break Tauranga with his grandiose plan to build an unnecessary stadium in the city?
Where are the new 11 councillors, who were voted in to stop the largesse of the current Mayor and the 11 sycophants they replaced.
Why are they not standing up to the Mayor?
Come on lads and ladies, play the part you were voted in to oppose the past lunacy.
Alastair Bourne, Bethlehem.
Posted: 09:48am Fri 31 Jan, 2014
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The Mayor's good
Posted on 31-01-2014 15:05 | By Murray.Guy
Right on Alistair, your expectations are valid given the sale pitch of the Councillors. The Mayor did give a signal from the outset of this new Council, "Yippee, the handbrake has gone!" The Mayor and TCC CEO are experts of many years experience at manipulation, of process, and people. I confess The Mayor is good, better actually than I had previously realised, or is it just that in coming newbies very receptive to nodding on instruction?
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