Dear John
We are halfway through the year, and my team and I have been busier than ever! You can read all about it in my newsletter, now available online.
This month, topics include:
- Interactive engagement workshops held to determine priorities for the communities of Cambridge, Tirau, Putaruru, Tokoroa, Taupō and Turangi and surrounds, and what to expect next. <[link removed]>
- Post Budget events <[link removed]>
- Visiting MPs and public meetings <[link removed]>
- Celebrating Volunteers <[link removed]>
- Affordable housing development celebrations <[link removed]>
- Join the debate <[link removed]>
- Howl of a protest - where you can find me <[link removed]>
Thank you to everyone who came along to share your views and ideas on priorities during our engagement roadshow. I will be providing regular updates on actions arising out of our conversations, starting with our mid-yearly print newspaper due in your mailboxes by the end of this month.
<[link removed]>Our C2P public meeting in Cambridge went well, and upcoming public meetings in August and September include Climate Change with Stuart Smith MP and Fair Pay Agreements with Scott Simpson MP. We would love to see you there.
In the meantime, if you have any concerns, whether about your family, your community or the direction of our country at the moment, I really would like to hear them. If you haven't made it to one of our meetings so far, there are still opportunities to catch up with me.
You can read my newsletter online here. <[link removed]>
Hope to see you soon!
Kind regards,
Hon Louise Upston
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Connect with me on Facebook <[link removed]>, Instagram <[link removed]> and Twitter <[link removed]>.
You can also watch my speeches in the House here <[link removed]>. <[link removed]>
Join the Debate <[link removed]>
From issues such as He Puapua <[link removed]> to the Ute Tax <[link removed]>, I'm hearing from people that they are starting to feel left out on decisions being made by the Government that affect all of us, but without opportunities to have our say. At the same time, more than 4000 children are left to grow up in motels and mental health services are in crisis.
If you want to have a say in your future, demand the debate, and sign up <[link removed]>to receive updates <[link removed]> on these and other vital issues facing our country.
Opportunities to meet me <[link removed]>
Howl of a protest
I will be attending the Taupō Groundswell protest <[link removed]> on Friday 16 July. We will meet at Miers Contracting in Reporoa, 198-4 Butcher Road, Reporoa 3083 at 11am and convoy into Taupō. If you are planning on joining the convoy in town instead, the assembly point is the Lakeside Car Park opposite the Mini Golf at 12:00pm. Groundswell contact is Gavin Watson, 022 600 7223.
Coffee Catch Ups
- Taupō - 17 July, 9am, Baked with Love, 11 Gascoigne Street. RSVP here <[link removed]>
Friendly Forums
- Cambridge - 23 July, 10am, Cambridge Health and Community Centre, 22a Taylor Street. RSVP here <[link removed]>
Climate Change Public meeting
- Taupō - 18 August, 5:30pm - 7pm with Stuart Smith MP, Spokesperson for Climate Change. Motutaiko Room, Suncourt Hotel, 14 Northcroft Street. RSVP here <[link removed]>
Fair Pay Agreements roadshow - Hold the date!
- Taupō and Cambridge, 3 September with Scott Simpson MP, Spokesperson for Workplace Relations. Details to follow in our next newsletter.
Live with Louise on Facebook
- Tuesday 3 August, 8pm. Please send me your questions and join me on the night to have them answered. I look forward to seeing you online!
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