Deputy mayor backs Bright on need for Auckland CCO transparency
Penny Hulse endorses activist's campaign for increased accountability of council-controlled organisations.
A long-term campaign by perennial rates activist/defaulter and current mayoral Penny Bright received an unexpected endorsement at yesterday’s meeting of Auckland Council’s governing body.
Ms Bright had – after an initial knockback – successfully sought speaking rights at the meeting to drive home
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Nick Grant
Fri, 01 Jul 2016
Fri, 01 Jul 2016
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Deputy mayor backs Bright on need for Auckland CCO transparency
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