Marten Rozeboom
New ZealandpoliticianMale4.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Marten Rozeboom is a councillor for Tauranga City Council, vocal about the financial struggles faced by small businesses due to high rates, advocating for adjustments to the industrial rating system.
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Tauriko councillor Marten Rozeboom said he supported disestablishing the ward.
Future of Tauranga’s Māori ward to be decided by binding referendumNew Zealand· 2026-06-02
Rozeboom did not support Uffindell’s suggestion regarding toll reduction.
Tauranga MP Sam Uffindell calls for temporary toll reduction on Takitimu DriveNew Zealand· 2025-11-13
Marten Rozeboom was the only councillor not to respond to the survey.
Tauranga Mayor Mahé Drysdale and councillors rate their performance after a yearNew Zealand· 2025-10-27
Councillor Marten Rozeboom said Sulphur Point has not always existed, because it is reclaimed land.
New Zealand Institute for Marine Futures coming to Tauranga’s Sulphur PointNew Zealand· 2025-08-28
Marten Rozeboom expressed concern that Tauranga would be left behind in the decision-making process.
Western Bay mayor surprised by Tauranga’s solo water services planNew Zealand· 2025-08-06
It is a sad day,” Tauranga city councillor Marten Rozeboom said.
Emotions high as Tauranga, Mount RSAs mark Anzac Day with dawn servicesNew Zealand· 2025-04-25
It is a sad day,” Tauranga city councillor Marten Rozeboom said.
Emotions high as Tauranga, Mount RSAs mark Anzac Day with dawn servicesNew Zealand· 2025-04-25Rozeboom emphasized the importance of the new road for residential development in Tauranga.
Tauranga’s new $97m roading project: Tauriko West upgrade set for tolls from 2028New Zealand· 2025-04-23
Marten Rozeboom expressed concern about small businesses being driven out due to high rates.
Tauranga City Council projects 12.5% rates rise, cancels waterfront walkwayNew Zealand· 2025-02-24
Marten Rozeboom expressed concern that small businesses were being driven out due to high rates.
Tauranga City Council projects 12.5% rates rise, cancels waterfront walkwayNew Zealand· 2025-02-24