
Susan Freeman-Greene
Susan Freeman-Greene is the chief executive of Local Government NZ (LGNZ), an advocacy organization focused on supporting elected officials in local governance. She has been vocal about the increasing levels of abuse and harassment faced by elected members, emphasizing the need for safety measures and support systems to protect those who serve their communities. Under her leadership, LGNZ has developed resources to help elected officials navigate the challenges posed by aggressive behavior, both online and in-person, while advocating for a more respectful political environment.
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Susan Freeman-Greene is the chief executive of Local Government New Zealand.
Rotorua council lists elected member jobs on Seek: ‘Everyday legends’ wantedLGNZ chief executive Susan Freeman-Greene said local government needed to be proactive and lead the changes required.
Mayor Mahé Drysdale’s call for council review backed by LGNZFreeman-Greene said there were 1465 seats available across 66 councils.
Most Gisborne councillors seek re-election, Colin Alder mulls Gisborne mayoral runLGNZ chief executive Susan Freeman-Greene said the abuse was unacceptable and she had spoken to people who were thinking twice about putting up their hand for election.
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