
Josephine Bartley
Josephine Bartley is a prominent Auckland councillor known for her advocacy on behalf of marginalized communities, particularly Māori and Pasifika populations. She has been recognized for her commitment to grassroots leadership and for fostering inclusive policies that reflect the diversity of Auckland's residents. Recently, she paid tribute to her late friend Efeso Collins, acknowledging his profound impact on the community and the legacy he left behind.
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Josephine Bartley is a councillor who has faced high levels of abuse and has had to take numerous safety measures.
Abuse and threats surge against Auckland councillors after rates hikeJosephine Bartley is the Ward Councillor for Maungakiekie Tāmaki who commented on the stabbings in Auckland.
One person in critical condition, report of fatality after alleged stabbing in Glen Innes, East Auckland
Josephine Bartley is the chairwoman of the regulatory and safety committee advocating for responsible dog ownership.
Ten things you might not know about Auckland Transport - Simon WilsonChairwoman of the Regulatory and Safety Committee, councillor Josephine Bartley, says most dog owners are responsible but stricter rules are now necessary.
Auckland Council seeks stronger powers to tackle roaming dog crisisAuckland councillor Josephine Bartley emphasized the need for stronger penalties for irresponsible dog owners.
Off-lead dog on Ōrewa Beach sends fatal car crash survivor back into surgeryJosephine Bartley is among the leaders who chose to sleep it rough for a night.
The Big Sleepout returns after 6 yearsCouncillor Josephine Bartley was among those who opposed the ban on private helipads.
Auckland councillor Mike Lee pushes to ban private helipads in residential areasAuckland councillor Josephine Bartley bought her first home at the age of 52 through Tamaki Regeneration’s shared equity programme.
Exploring shared equity, leasehold and rent-to-buy for first-home buyers - Nadine Higgins
Josephine Bartley was a driving force in the elevation of nursing in Ireland.
Pioneer of palliative care renowned for her work in Africa – The Irish TimesCouncillor Josephine Bartley expressed concern for the toddler injured in the dog attack.
South Auckland dog attack: Owner sentenced for toddler maulingCouncillor Josephine Bartley called on dog owners to keep their pets under control near playing fields.
Off-leash dog attacks girl at Auckland sports field Crum Park in TitirangiJosephine Bartley is a Pacific councillor mentioned in the context of representation.
Alf wiedersehen: Alf Filipaina to step down from Auckland Council after 22 years but eyes local roleCouncillors Lotu Fuli and Josephine Bartley spoke about the lost opportunity cost.
Live at the St James, again: Auckland Council approves funding for iconic venueJosephine Bartley acknowledged the mural and Collins' death a year ago.
Efeso Collins massive mural in Manukau unveiled to honour his legacy for Māori and Pasifika youth





























































