Steve Gibson

Steve Gibson

politician New Zealand

Steve Gibson is a Hastings mayoral candidate advocating for a 2.2% rates increase by proposing a four-point plan focused on efficiency, cost-cutting, and enhanced financial oversight of the council's budget.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Steve Gibson, diagnosed with motor neurone disease, hopes for legal changes to assist in choosing the timing of his death. 7

Maddie Cowey Miranda Ashitey Sophie Blake Barbara Tingey Lucy Davenport Nathaniel Dye Josh Cook Mick Murray Carol Taylor Pauline Mcleod Anil Douglas
The Guardian: ‘Bad deaths scar families for ever’: what terminally ill people want you to know about assisted dying | Assisted dying

New Zealand New Zealand: Steve Gibson has his nominations as a mayoral candidate in Hastings District Council. 6

Craig Little Denise Eaglesome Karekare Will Foley Stella Mcdonald Pip Burne Marcus Buddo Derek Nowell Usticke Alwyn Corban Hana Montaperto Hendry Michael Fowler Rion Roben Jacqueline Supra Kevin Watkins Henry Heke Henare O Keefe Siiam Daniel Bevan O Connor Richard Mcgrath Roger Brownlie Sally Crown Juliet Greig Keith Price Greg Mawson Ronda Chrystal Terry Cornish Whare Isaac Sharland Hayley Browne Neil Kirton Jerf Van Beek Tim Aitken Keri Ropiha Conrad Waitoa Shelton White Thompson Hokianga
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Wairoa election: Just one official candidate so far, as deadline looms

New Zealand New Zealand: Steve Gibson is a Hastings mayoral candidate proposing a four-point plan to achieve a 2.2% rate increase. 6

Wendy Schollum Marcus Buddo Damon Harvey Michael Fowler Kirsten Wise Richard Mcgrath Nigel Simpson Andrew Tripe
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: The 2.2% rates rise dream: Mayoral candidates on what they’d need to cut to get the lowest rate rise in NZ