Bright to take up billboard bylaw battle after mayoral rival Crone backs off
Rule change inconsistent with Bill of Rights, candidate insists.
While Auckland mayoral candidate and ex-Xero NZ boss Victoria Crone appears to have backed off from a battle over billboards with Auckland Council, fellow candidate Penny Bright has decided to take up cudgels on her rival’s – and ratepayers’ – behalf.
In early March Ms Crone’s campaign erected two
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Nick Grant
Thu, 21 Apr 2016
Thu, 21 Apr 2016
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Bright to take up billboard bylaw battle after mayoral rival Crone backs off
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