by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | In the Media, Taranaki
Independent background coverage published by The Spinoff on 25 September 2025.The Spinoff’s New Plymouth race briefing described Sarah’s Community Boards New Zealand leadership and her advocacy for stronger community voices and future-focused decision-making.Although...
by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | In the Media, Taranaki
Profile published by Ōpunake & Coastal News on 23 April 2026.This interview examines how Sarah’s local-government experience informs her approach to national politics. It covers her service on the Inglewood Community Board and as chair of the Community Board...
by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | Sarah’s Perspective, Taranaki
Previously published by The Ngāmotu Advocate on 1 January 2026.After a longfin eel known to Sarah’s family was killed beside the Waiongana Iti, the community response revealed how deeply local people care about their waterways and native species.Sarah’s reflection...
by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | Sarah’s Perspective, Taranaki
Previously published by The Ngāmotu Advocate on 20 February 2026.In this opinion piece, Sarah makes the annual-plan process understandable and sets out the real trade-offs behind lower rates, deferred infrastructure and reduced community investment.Her central...
by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | Sarah’s Perspective, Taranaki
Taranaki has shaped how I think about leadership: listen carefully, work with the people closest to the issue, and be honest about trade-offs. As a small-business owner, community advocate, surf lifeguard and conservation strategist, I see both the pressure households...
by Adrian Sole | Aug 20, 2026 | Campaign Updates, Taranaki
I’m standing in New Plymouth because New Zealand needs capable, future-focused leadership and better long-term decision-making. My experience spans small business and manufacturing, social services, mental-health management, local government, governance and...
