Monday, 21 September 2015

Moving Pictures

My choice of video from a week's work at Hawke's Bay Today ☺

This week I spent a day in Wairoa, covering the lead-up to and the aftermath of the local body amalgamation announcement, with Hawke's Bay Today reporter Amy Shanks. The anti-brigade won the referendum, much to the delight of 88% of Wairoa voters.

L-R: Cr Hine Flood, Zach Stark, Say No videographer, Bruce Kenyon, chairman, Te Matarae o Te Wairoa Trust, Geoff Hole, Wairoa businessman, Sarah Leclerc, Say No video, Craig Little, mayor, Jan Little, mayoress, Fergus Power, CEO, Trithipphyanipha Phetmahesuan, celebrating at the Wairoa District Council, Wairoa. photograph
Amalgamation shadow lifted
L-R: Cr Hine Flood, Zach Stark, Say No videographer, Bruce Kenyon, chairman, Te Matarae o Te Wairoa Trust, Geoff Hole, Wairoa businessman, Sarah Leclerc, Say No video, Craig Little, mayor, Jan Little, mayoress, Fergus Power, CEO, Trithipphyanipha Phetmahesuan, celebrating at the Wairoa District Council, Wairoa.
[ In the video, Wairoa mayor Craig Little celebrates with Cr Hine Flood and Cr Min Johansen.]

(Video autostarts after the break, may take a little time to load)


Links to the other Wairoa videos:

Ray Aires, motelier, Three Oaks Motel, Wairoa - Word on the street in Wairoa District. Interviews by Amy Shanks. photograph
 Wairoa the winner (video)
Ray Aires, motelier, Three Oaks Motel, Wairoa - Word on the street in Wairoa District. Interviews by Amy Shanks.

Wairoa mayor Craig Little chats with Hawke's Bay Today reporter Amy Shanks before the amalgamation announcement.  photograph
Wairoa mayor Craig Little chats with Hawke's Bay Today reporter Amy Shanks before the amalgamation announcement. 

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